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Mississippi-Alabama Sea Grant Consortium 1998-2000 Omnibus Annual Progress Report (Revised) For Period February 1, 2000 - January 31, 2001
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2001
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Series: MASGP ; 01-013
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Description:Founded in 1972, the Mississippi-Alabama Sea Grant Consortium (MASGC) is an organization of nine universities and laboratories which support scientific research, education and outreach efforts that foster the conservation and sustainable development of coastal and marine resources in Mississippi and Alabama. Coordinated by a central administrative unit in Ocean Springs, MS, the Consortium members include Auburn University, Dauphin Island Sea Lab, Jackson State University, Mississippi State University, The University of Alabama, The University of Alabama at Birmingham, The University of Mississippi, The University of Southern Mississippi, and the University of South Alabama. The Consortium has an extension program with offices in Biloxi, Mississippi (Mississippi Sea Grant Extension Service) and Mobile, Alabama (Alabama Sea Grant Extension Program); and a legal program located at The University of Mississippi (Mississippi-Alabama Sea Grant Legal Program. This report documents progress on the 2000 Omnibus program under NCAA Grant #NA86RG0039 which began February 1,2000, and ended on January 31,2001. This Omnibus period is the third year of the three-year proposal package that was submitted as the 1998-2000 Omnibus Proposal. Objectives of the MASGC program include working with organizations interested in the sustainability of coastal resources, promoting strategic assets of the program and its quality pool of investigators, and integrating programmatic efforts with those of the universities to produce greater benefits for the coastal communities being served. The key to achieving results is in our approach to effective partnering, efficient management and utility of program resources, and in making prudent investments in program development. Included in this omnibus are fifteen projects; two in Advanced Technology, four in Seafood Production, three in Coastal Ecosystem Health, and six Education and Human Resources projects, as well as the Program Management and Program Development projects. A brief update on the progress of each of these projects, except for one Coastal Ecosystem Health project which doesn't begin until February 1,2002, is included in Appendix H.
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Sea Grant Document Number:MASGC-Q-01-002
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