Aquaculture permitting guide for coastal Alabama

Wallace, Richard K. (Richard Kent), 1946-; Fitzgibbons, Steven

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Aquaculture permitting guide for coastal Alabama

Published Date:

1997

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Personal Authors:

Wallace, Richard K. (Richard Kent), 1946- ; Fitzgibbons, Steven ;

Corporate Authors:

Auburn University, Marine Extension & Research Center, . Mississippi-Alabama Sea Grant Consortium . National Sea Grant Program (U.S.)

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Description:

"Federal, state and local government agencies all take part in administering, regulating, and permitting aquaculture- related activities in Alabama. This guide lists and describes the agencies and organizations that have such roles, directly or indirectly. The guide also outlines the permitting process"--National Sea Grant Library publication website.

Document Type:

Professional Paper

Collection(s):

Office of Oceanic and Atmospheric Research (OAR)

Funding:

Funding: Funded by NOAA, Office of Sea Grant.; grant number: NA66RG0206; project number: R/LR-36 1996;
Funding: Funded by the Mississippi/Alabama Sea Grant Consortium;

Place as Subject:

Alabama ; Gulf Coast ;

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