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Estuarine
and Coastal Processes
Fisheries
and Aquaculture
Environmental
Technology
Marine
Biotechnology
Marine
Policy
Public
Outreach, Education, and Extension Projects
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During the 2008–2010 funding cycle, the
Woods Hole Sea Grant Program will support 10 concurrent research projects
and several smaller “new initiative” efforts aimed at
taking the first steps into promising new areas. Together, these projects
fit into the following theme areas:
* Estuarine
and Coastal Processes
* Fisheries and Aquaculture
* Environmental Technology
Many of these projects address
local and regional needs, while others have national or even global
implications.
In
addition to research, Woods Hole Sea Grant supports a marine extension
program and an outreach and education program. During the 2008–2010
biennium, the program will support additional research efforts funded
under peer-reviewed regional and national competitions. Major by-products
of these projects include publications, workshops, and lectures.
Since 1971, programmatic support has resulted in over 800 publications,
including journal articles, theses, books, maps, fact sheets, pamphlets,
posters, newsletters, and web-based products.
Research and outreach efforts involve the
following academic institutions, as well as private industry:
* Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
* Marine Biological Laboratory
* Boston University
* Massachusetts Institute of Technology
* Bridgewater State College
* University of Massachusetts at Dartmouth
* Roger Williams University
* University of California at Davis
* University of Ottowa (Canada)
* Roskilde University (Denmark)
* University of Lisbon (Portugal)
* U.S. Geological Survey
* Northeast Massachusetts Aquaculture Center
* Southeast Massachusetts Aquaculture Center
* Martha's Vineyard Shellfish Group
as well as numerous federal, state, and local
agencies and partners, and private individuals.
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