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Description:This report covers the activities of the Delaware Sea Grant College Program during its ninth year of operation. In those nine years, the program has proceeded through all of the Sea Grant develop mental steps, beginning with project support in 1968, expanding to a coherent area program in 1970, achieving institutional status in 1971 and being designated as the nation's ninth Sea Grant College in 1976. In our program, the controlled environment mariculture research is our most mature and widely recognized. Two established areas of research are just now beginning to reach their period of prime productivity. These are the tidal wetlands and halophytes research and the coast, bay and shelf engineering studies. A new area concerned with extracting useful energy from the sea and the introduction of new materials to cope with the marine environment economically and effectively is just now emerging.
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Sea Grant Document Number:DELU-Q-77-002
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