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Seafood for the Holidays - Video Version - November 2009

If you’re looking for ways to spice up your holiday menu this year, consider trying a new seafood recipe! Chock full of protein and vitamins, and low in total fat, seafood is good for you.

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If you’re looking for ways to spice up your holiday menu this year, consider trying a new seafood recipe! Chock full of protein and vitamins, and low in total fat, seafood is good for you.

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There’s nothing like the smell of the salty sea breeze. But sea breezes are more than just something for your senses. They help control local weather throughout the year.

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You won’t find Atlantic ribbed mussels on many restaurant menus. Though this native creature is edible, it’s larger and tougher than its more delicious cousin, the blue mussel.

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University of Delaware scientists are helping develop the next generation of coastal research tools. One of those technologies is called an Autonomous Underwater Vehicle, or AUV.

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Blimps flying silently overhead are familiar sights at sporting events. Now University of Delaware scientists are pioneering the use of a similar vehicle for environmental research.

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The mid-Atlantic coastline is shaped by short- and long-term environmental conditions, some of which can expose communities, properties, and people to a unique set of hazards. Coastal storms, for example, can erode beaches, flood low-lying areas, and cause wind damage to homes.

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Each spring, beach plums decorate Delaware’s coastline with delicate white clusters of blooms. But come autumn, the native shrubs provide a tasty encore presentation.

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Discover the many ways that the ocean touches your life at the 33rd annual Coast Day! UD’s celebration of the sea will take place Sunday, October 4th, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., at the Hugh R. Sharp Campus in Lewes.

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Discover the many ways that the ocean touches your life at the 33rd annual Coast Day! UD’s celebration of the sea will take place Sunday, October 4th, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., at the Hugh R. Sharp Campus in Lewes.

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Each spring, beach plums decorate Delaware’s coastline with delicate white clusters of blooms. But come autumn, the native shrubs provide a tasty encore presentation.

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The mid-Atlantic coastline is shaped by short- and long-term environmental conditions, some of which can expose communities, properties, and people to a unique set of hazards. Coastal storms, for example, can erode beaches, flood low-lying areas, and cause wind damage to homes.

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Blimps flying silently overhead are familiar sights at sporting events. Now University of Delaware scientists are pioneering the use of a similar vehicle for environmental research.

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UD’s marine researchers are tackling ocean and coastal issues here in Delaware, where they’re studying issues such as the water quality of Delaware’s inland bays and the health of our fisheries.

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Less than one-inch long, and with speckled shells that blend into their sandy environment, mole crabs are some of smallest and hardiest creatures found on beaches along the Atlantic coast.

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Want to learn how scientists are addressing ocean issues in environments all around the world, from the icy seas of the Antarctic to the mid-Atlantic coast? The University of Delaware offers free guided tours of its world-class research complex in Lewes Tuesday and Friday mornings this summer.

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Want to learn how scientists are addressing ocean issues in environments all around the world, from the icy seas of the Antarctic to the mid-Atlantic coast? The University of Delaware offers free guided tours of its world-class research complex in Lewes Tuesday and Friday mornings this summer.

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Less than one-inch long, and with speckled shells that blend into their sandy environment, mole crabs are some of smallest and hardiest creatures found on beaches along the Atlantic coast.

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You can learn more about the red knot and five other marine-related topics — and brighten up your summer reading — by ordering Delaware Sea Grant’s set of free Delaware Bay bookmarks.

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UD’s marine researchers are tackling ocean and coastal issues here in Delaware, where they’re studying issues such as the water quality of Delaware’s inland bays and the health of our fisheries.

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