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Omnibus 2005 Fisheries Extension - Fisheries Anthropology Project

Principal Investigator:

Douglas Lipton

Start/End Year:

2005 - 2012

Institution:

Maryland Sea Grant College

Topic(s):

Strategic focus area:

Viable coastal communities and economies

Description:

The SGEP focuses on these major goals: to educate and advise marine community users and decision makers by responding to expressed needs in such areas as aquaculture, water quality and living marine resources, commercial fisheries, seafood processing, seafood nutrition, coastal business, boating and recreation, and 7-12 education; to communicate to appropriate as liaison between the University and those who use the region's marine and estuarine resources. Methodology: SGEP staff work directly with the marine community through conferences, workshops, demonstrations, personal contacts, targeted publications distributed via mailing lists and meetings and video productions. Public awareness and education is enhanced through newspaper, magazine, broadcast media and the Internet. Rationale: The Chesapeake Bay offers unique problems and opportunities that require thorough decision making and practical solutions. SGEP area agent and specialist expertise can help provide educational needs for dealing with erratic fisheries, coastal pollution, boating congestion and safety hazards. Those in marine industries can benefit from the research, development and advice of the Sea Grant Extension effort.

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