News from the Delaware Center for the Inland Bays
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Inland Bays Journal Summer 2010
 In this issue
Not just Bays but a way of life...
Good News on Love Creek
2010 IB Recreation Water Quality Report
CIB Volunteers Take the Lead Counting Horseshoe Crabs!
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Inland Bays Journal Spring 2010
 In this issue
Home is Where the Habitat is
Living Shorelines for the Bays
Watershed Schools Join the 2010 International Water Monitoring Program
Want to Learn More about the Bays?
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Annual Report for 2009
"Healthy estuaries are among the most productive ecosystems in the world; places of tremendous energy that spawn remarkable bursts of plant and animal life.
The energy of people also flows through and powers our organization. Evidence of that energy can be seen in the achievements of the past year; each a reflection of the energetic synergy of people, projects and partnerships."
With thanks to all who brought this energy and inspired our work
during 2009!"
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Fall/Winter 2009
 In This Issue
Green Manure for Farms and Gardens Has Benefits for the Bays
Ed Whereat Receives 2009 Friend of the Bays Award
400 Students Learn at the Farm this Fall
Save on Shipping! Rain Barrels available in local stores
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Summer 2009
 In This Issue
CIB Now Getting Power from the Wind
Impressive Horseshoe Crab Counts on IB Beaches
Special Places to Explore on the Quieter Side of the Beach
Citizens' Advisory Committee Seeks Diversity
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CIB Annual Report for 2008
 In this Report
Inland Bays Pollution Control Strategy Adopted
CIB and Towns Work Together for the Bays
Change of Climate on Climate Change
Volunteers Honored at Annual Fall Celebration
Diverse Funding Partners Make Watershed-Wide Projects Possible
CIB Weighs in on the Update of the Sussex County Comp Plan
Citizens Advisory Committee Tackles Issues Affecting the Inland Bays
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Summer 2008
 In This Issue
How healthy is the Inland Bays fishery?
From the Executive Director: ...how much are clean waterways worth?
Public debate over Pollution Control Strategy continues
Fishable, swimmable Canals?
And more...
Summer Inland Bays Journal Click here to read the full journal in PDF.
Spring 2008
 In This Issue
From the Executive Director: The Greatest Good...
It's TERP Time Again!
Volunteers put their Boots on the Ground...
And more...
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CIB 2007 Annual Report
 In This Report
Studying Sudden Wetland Dieback
Educating Citizens And Students
Shellfish Aquaculture Research
Creating Regional Collaboration
And more...
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Fall 2007
In This Issue
Two Schoolyard Habitats Built in the Watershed
From the Exec Dir: Sussex County’s AR-1 Zoning Makes Room for Two Million People...
Pat Drizd Recognized by Governor as a 2007 Outstanding Volunteer
Disappearing Farmland in the Inland Bays Watershed
And More...
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Spring 2007
In This Issue
A New Kind of Gardening Thriving in the Inland Bays
From the Executive Director: We need YOU...
Development Coordinator Joins CIB
Winning Converts for the Outdoors One Child at a Time
And More...
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Delaware Center for the Inland Bays Annual Report 2006
 In This Report
2006 In the Watershed
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Also click here to read our new brochure in PDF: The Inland Bays At A Crossroads
Fall 2006
 In This Issue
CIB Board Takes Action on Key Public Policy Issues
Flight Reveals Uncertain Condition of Inland Bays Salt Marshes
2006 Terrapin Nesting Season
Ribbons of Green - Salt Marshes Are Important to the Inland Bays
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Summer 2006
 In This Issue
Wet Weather Didn’t Dampen Spirits At CIB Ribbon Cutting
Weakening of Wetlands Protection Endangers Inland Bays
"Headstarting" Terrapins
Not Just A Day At The Beach
Volunteers Give Oyster Gardeners A Head Start
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SPRING 2006
 In This Issue
TERP Volunteers Needed for 2006 Nesting Season
2nd Annual Native Plant Sale Planned for Mother's Day Weekend
Native Coastal Plants Featured at New CIB Building
Mark your Calendars for the Open House at new Center!
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AUTUMN 2005
 Vol 9, No. 2
In This Issue
Page 1 - Hurricane Katrina Highlights Importance Of Wetlands
Page 2 - Going Home To The Inland Bays Watershed
Page 3 - Inland Bays Journal Special Report ~ Enhancing, Restoring Inland Bays Shellfish
Page 4 - Environmental Conditions In All Three Inland Bays Support Shellfish Growth
Page 5 - The Native vs. Asian Oyster Debate
Page 6 - James Farm Oyster Reef Update
Page 7 - Bringing autumn's bounty to your yard
SUMMER 2005
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 Vol 9, No. 1
In This Issue
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Page 1 - Former Gov Peterson Urges Bold Action
Page 2 - Nurturing ecotourism in the watershed
Page 3 - Hundreds turn out for native plant sale
Page 4 - Opportunities abound for citizen scientists
Page 5 - Volunteers monitor Harmful Algal Blooms
Page 6 - 8th Grade Students take to the Wetlands
Page 7 - Residents urged to do bay-friendly landscaping
Page 8 - Exterior renovations nearly complete on new building
SPRING 2005
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 Vol 8, No. 4
In This Issue
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Page 1 - CIB seeks friends to lend time, expertise to bay projects
Page 2 - Volunteers critical to CIB work
Page 3 - Terrapins need a hand across the highway
Page 4 - Go native-Become a bay-friendly gardener
Page 5 - Native Plant Sale to be Held at James Farm in May
Page 6 -The Incredible Journey of the American Eel
Page 7 - Hope for our Southern Inland Bay: Little Assawoman
Page 8 - Don't turn your back! Become a "Friend of the Bays" today!
WINTER 2005
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 Vol 8, No. 3
In This Issue
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Page 1 - "A Building for our Bays" 33% complete
Page 2 - Going home to the Inland Bays Watershed
Page 3 - CIB Builds landmark facility for work ahead.
Page 4 - CIB Gears up to meet new challenges to the watershed.
Page 5 - Friends of CIB speak to the need
Page 6 - CIB marks 10th anniversary and a decade of accomplishment
Page 7 - Ice flowers: Winter's Fleeting Wonders
Page 8 - Funds needed for "A Building for our Bays"
AUTUMN 2004
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Vol 8, No. 2
In This Issue
New pavilion at James Farm
Center launches wetlands project
"a Building for Our Bays"
The little things in life
The water beneath us
Resident geese: nice or nuisance?
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