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X-WR-CALNAME:Inland Bays Oyster Experience - Examining Local Shellfish Aqua
 culture Boat Tour
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UID:248512024-08-06
DTSTART:20240806T143000Z
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LOCATION:511 Rehoboth Avenue\nRehoboth Beach Delaware 19971
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SUMMARY:Inland Bays Oyster Experience - Examining Local Shellfish Aquacultu
 re Boat Tour
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:When: Tuesday\, August 6 @10:30 a.m.\nDeparts: 511 Rehoboth Ave
 \, Rehoboth Beach\, DE 19971\nDuration: 1.5 hours\nAges: All ages\nLocatio
 n: 511 Rehoboth Ave\, Rehoboth Beach\, DE 19971\nPrice: $14 per person\nDe
 laware’s new shellfish aquaculture industry is off to a strong\nstart wi
 th both oysters and\nclams now being grown in the Inland Bays. In partners
 hip with Delaware\nSea Grant and in\ncelebration of “Inland Bays Oyster 
 Week\,” Cape Water Tours and\nTaxi isproud to present\nthis eco tour\, w
 hich will feature a visit to one of the open-water\nshellfish lease areas 
 in\nRehoboth Bay where participants will have a chance to learn about the\
 nprocess of growing\nthese tasty bivalves from seed to market. Dr. Dennis 
 McIntosh\, a\nDelaware State University\nfaculty member and Delaware Sea G
 rant aquaculture specialist\, will\nexplain some of the\necological servic
 es provided by a robust aquaculture industry and\nshare information about\
 nwhere the public can purchase local oysters for their own enjoyment.\n
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>When: Tuesday\, August 6 @10:30 a.m.<br />\
 nDeparts: 511 Rehoboth Ave\, Rehoboth Beach\, DE 19971<br />\nDuration: 1.
 5 hours<br />\nAges: All ages<br />\nLocation: 511 Rehoboth Ave\, Rehoboth
  Beach\, DE 19971<br />\nPrice: $14 per person<br />\nDelaware&rsquo\;s ne
 w shellfish aquaculture industry is off to a strong start with both oyster
 s and<br />\nclams now being grown in the Inland Bays. In partnership with
  Delaware Sea Grant and in<br />\ncelebration of &ldquo\;Inland Bays Oyste
 r Week\,&rdquo\; Cape Water Tours and Taxi isproud to present<br />\nthis 
 eco tour\, which will feature a visit to one of the open-water shellfish l
 ease areas in<br />\nRehoboth Bay where participants will have a chance to
  learn about the process of growing<br />\nthese tasty bivalves from seed 
 to market. Dr. Dennis McIntosh\, a Delaware State University<br />\nfacult
 y member and Delaware Sea Grant aquaculture specialist\, will explain some
  of the<br />\necological services provided by a robust aquaculture indust
 ry and share information about<br />\nwhere the public can purchase local 
 oysters for their own enjoyment.</p>
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