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X-WR-CALNAME:The Amazing Eastern Oyster: Aquaculture\, Biology and Ecology
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LOCATION:111 Adams Avenue\nLewes DE 19958
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SUMMARY:The Amazing Eastern Oyster: Aquaculture\, Biology and Ecology
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:All hail the Eastern Oyster! Learn about the development\, prod
 uction\nand ecosystem services of this important bivalve. University of\nD
 elaware’s Dr. Ed Hale will share more about national and statewide\ntren
 ds in farmed production\, recent research efforts to examine how\nshellfis
 h aquaculture could enhance shoreline resilience\, and how UD\nuses its pi
 lot-scale hatchery to encourage and enhance the expansion\nof the shellfis
 h industry in Delaware. Dr. Ed Hale is a fisheries and\naquaculture specia
 list with the University of Delaware’s Delaware\nSea Grant College Progr
 am and holds a faculty appointment in UD’s\nSchool of Marine Science and
  Policy. This presentation is offered in\nconjunction with University of D
 elaware’s College of Earth\, Ocean\nand Environment\, Mariners. Gatherin
 g together through the University\nof Delaware’s College of Earth\, Ocea
 n and Environment\, Mariners is a\ncommunity defined by shared passion. Lo
 vers of land and sea\,\nscientific discoverers\, and protectors of Souther
 n Delaware’s\ncoastal beauty. NOTE: this session is available to attend 
 in-person or\nthrough Zoom. You MUST REGISTER and indicate which you prefe
 r. Each\nin-person attendee must register separately. Venue: Lewes Public\
 nLibrary.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:All hail the Eastern Oyster! Learn about the d
 evelopment\, production and ecosystem services of this important bivalve. 
 University of Delaware’s Dr. Ed Hale will share more about national and 
 statewide trends in farmed production\, recent research efforts to examine
  how shellfish aquaculture could enhance shoreline resilience\, and how UD
  uses its pilot-scale hatchery to encourage and enhance the expansion of t
 he shellfish industry in Delaware. Dr. Ed Hale is a fisheries and aquacult
 ure specialist with the University of Delaware’s Delaware Sea Grant Coll
 ege Program and holds a faculty appointment in UD’s School of Marine Sci
 ence and Policy. This presentation is offered in conjunction with Universi
 ty of Delaware’s College of Earth\, Ocean and Environment\, Mariners. Ga
 thering together through the University of Delaware’s College of Earth\,
  Ocean and Environment\, Mariners is a community defined by shared passion
 . Lovers of land and sea\, scientific discoverers\, and protectors of Sout
 hern Delaware’s coastal beauty. NOTE: this session is available to atten
 d in-person or through Zoom. You MUST REGISTER and indicate which you pref
 er. Each in-person attendee must register separately. Venue: Lewes Public 
 Library.
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