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Welcome to the South Atlantic Bight Land
Use - Coastal Ecosystem Study (LU-CES) Homepage
 The Southeastern seaboard between Florida and North
Carolina is one of the least developed coastal regions in the United States. In
many regions, environmental management focuses on cleaning up contaminated
systems and reclaiming altered habitats. But here in the Southeast there is
still an opportunity for proactive environmental management.
LU-CES seeks to improve our understanding of the
population and socioeconomic trends that characterize the Southeastern coast,
and how these trends affect our coastal ecosystems.
For additional information regarding the LU-CES
program, contact Co-Program Directors Rick
DeVoe or Gary Kleppel.
For additional information regarding the LU-CES
website, contact the webmaster,
Wayne Dodgens.
Recent and upcoming program events, activities, and accomplishments.
New
Features and Events:
Recently uploaded, the LU-CES Final Progress Report.
Found in the reports section of the Publications page.
LU-CES
PI Meeting (14-16 December 2004)
Charleston, South Carolina
Past
joint LU-CES/USES
Special Session on connecting research with practical applications
for local coastal management was held at the 2004
ASLO Summer Meeting last June in Savannah, GA.
Savannah,
Georgia
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Year 2 Accomplishments...Annual
Progress Report
Recent Events, Activities, and Accomplishments:
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