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    News from the Delaware Center for the Inland Bays

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Spring 2008
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  • Horseshoe Crabs Abundant on Indian River Bay

  • 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
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  • A Letter from Executive Director Ed Lewandowski

  • Studying Sudden Wetland Dieback

  • Educating Citizens And Students

  • Shellfish Aquaculture Research

  • Creating Regional Collaboration

  • And more...

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  • Fall 2007
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    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
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    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
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  • A Letter From Rick Eakle Chair, Board of Directors

  • 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
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  • First Fall Training Day

  • 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
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  • 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
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  • Headwater Streams Critical to Improving Inland Bays Water Quality
  • 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
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    In This Issue
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  • 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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    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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    photoVol 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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    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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