University of Wisconsin Sea Grant Institute 2016-18 Directory of Projects and People

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University of Wisconsin Sea Grant Institute 2016-18 Directory of Projects and People

Published Date:

2016

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Personal Author:

White, Elizabeth

Corporate Authors:

Wisconsin Sea Grant

Description:

University of Wisconsin Sea Grant project directory for 2016-18 contains a brief description of each project in the focus areas of: Healthy Great Lakes coastal ecosystems, sustainable fisheries aquaculture in the Great Lakes region, resilient Great Lakes communities economies, and environmental literacy workforce development in the Great Lakes region. It also contains the principal investigators' names contact information and a list of UW Sea Grant key contacts and websites.

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Document Type:

Professional Paper

Funding:

6003744 RFO1305214 ; NA14NOS4630069 ; NA14OAR4170092 ; NA12OAR4170111 ; project C/C-1 ;

Place as Subject:

Wisconsin ; Great Lakes (North America) ;

Collection(s):

Sea Grant Publications

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