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u.com /iesjm s/article-abt/61/4/441/602093 by gest on 19 Jauary 2019 The Third International Zooplankton Production Symposium was convened to consider the theme of ‘‘The Role of Zooplankton in Global Ecosystem Dynamics: Comparative Studies from the World Oceans’’. It was co-sponsored by the International Council for the Exploration of the Sea (ICES), the North Pacific Marine Science Organization (PICES), and the Global Ocean Ecosystem Dynamics Project (GLOBEC). The Symposium was held from 20 to 23 May 2003, at the Congress Center in Gijón, Spain, and was attended by 333 participants from 38 countries. It is more than 40 years since ICES convened the first ‘‘Symposium on Zooplankton Production’’ at Charlottenlund, Denmark, in 1961. At that time the traditional approach to the study of plankton was based on individual scientists working in relative isolation (Reeve et al., 1995). ICES also had a lead role in the organization of the Second Symposium on Zooplankton Production, Plymouth, UK, in 1994, which attracted 200 people from 22 countries. By then, the integration of physics and biology on large-scale cruises had led to more integrated approaches to the study of plankton (Reeve et al., 1995) and heralded the increasing importance of collaborative international programmes, i.e. GLOBEC, and the general concerns about global change. During the last decade (1990e2000), international and national research programmes contributing to GLOBEC have collected and accumulated an important amount of data and information, and this led the scientific community to demand a new international Symposium. Following the high standard set at the ICES Symposium held in Plymouth in 1994, an intensive three-year planning process for the Gijón meeting started with a concept for a global zooplankton Symposium, initially developed within PICES