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Great Lakes Horizons 2000: Navigating Through The Nineties. 1992-94 Project Directory And Program Guide
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1992
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Description:The Wisconsin Sea Grant College Program for 1992-94 is organized into six research subprograms: Living Resources, Green Bay Estuary (to be replaced in 1993-94 with Estuarine & Coastal Processes), Microcontaminants & Water Quality, Aquaculture & Seafood Technology, Policy Studies and New Initiatives, plus the program-wide subprograms of Advisory Services, Communications, Education and Administration.Projects are selected via a rigorous program development and national peer-review proposal process. Currently, about 60 percent of the resources of the Wisconsin Sea Grant program are directed towards research support—somewhat more than the average for Sea Grant programs nationwide. In the tradition of the University of Wisconsin, most of the program's educational activities are closely integrated with the research subprograms. The primary goal of the University of Wisconsin Sea Grant College Program is to continue its high quality programs of research, education and advisory services.
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Sea Grant Document Number:WISCU-Q-92-001
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