Wrack Lines No.6 Vol 2 contents

New Publications From Connecticut Sea Grant
by Peg Van Patten
Two new free publications from Connecticut Sea Grant include a laminated guide to the common seaweeds of Long Island Sound and a fact sheet about Grateloupia turuturu, an invasive seaweed in Long Island Sound. 404KB PDF

Contents of Volume 6 Number 2	*"driven by the sea"***
Letter from the Editor #9 303KB PDF Features in This Issue: GET Acrobat Reader (free) -necessary to read the feature articles, which are in PDF format. Acrobat 5 or later will work. Find Your Way Around Long Island Sound by Peg Van Patten Some great new digital maps from the Long Island Sound Resource Center will give you a new perspective. 132KB PDF Recapturing the Unsinkable Spirit of the Bonhomme Richard by Melissa Ryan A search is underway for the remains of this 18th century vessel captained by John Paul Jones in one of the most memorable naval battles in U.S. history. 1.2MB PDF Mr. Meaney Goes to Washington as a Sea Grant Knauss Fellow by Peg Van Patten Lucky Yale graduate student Christopher Meaney has been selected a John A. Knauss Sea Grant Marine Policy Fellow, and will be placed in a federal office on Capitol Hill in 2007. 268KB PDF Beware of the Red Menace by Peg Van Patten a non-native red seaweed in now established in parts of Eastern Long Island Sound. What will the impact on native organisms and ecosystems be? 1.6MB PDF Say Hola to Mexican Tuna! Researchers and Ranchers Meet to Assess Aquaculture Practices by Peg Van Patten and Monica Allard Cox High quality Mexican tuna demands a high market price. But tuna ranching uses wild stock. Should the practice transition to tuna farming, wherein the tuna are raised entirely in captivity? 1.1MB PDF HACCP Drives Safe Seafood by Nancy Balcom Seafood handlers are trained in "HACCP" principles to ensure seafood is handled safely between boat and market. You can use the same principles in your kitchen at home. 832MB PDF New Faces at Connecticut Sea Grant by Peg Van Patten Meet connecticut Sea Grant's new Director, Sylvain De Guise, and new coastal habitat expert Juliana Barrett. 288KB PDF	*Wrack Lines* Editor and Design/Production Peg Van Patten Editorial Board Nancy C. Balcom Hans G. Dam Sylvain DeGuise, ex officio Edward C. Monahan Peg Van Patten, ex officio Wrack Lines is published twice a year, or as resources allow, as both hard copy and electronic copy, by the Connecticut Sea Grant College Program at the University of Connecticut. Any opinions reflected herein are solely those of the authors. Correspondence can be sent to Wrack Lines, Connecticut Sea Grant, University of Connecticut, 1080 Shennecossett Road, Groton CT 06340-6048; or e-mail peg.vanpatten@uconn.edu
New Publications From Connecticut Sea Grant by Peg Van Patten Two new free publications from Connecticut Sea Grant include a laminated guide to the common seaweeds of Long Island Sound and a fact sheet about Grateloupia turuturu, an invasive seaweed in Long Island Sound. 404KB PDF
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