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Black History Month in Woods Hole
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Woods Hole Field Center members participate in a Black History Month event. From left to right:
Gerald Ambrose (Northeast Fisheries Science Center, Woods Hole, and founder of the Woods Hole
Black History Month Committee), Chris Polloni, and Jamey Currence.
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On February 15, in celebration of Black History Month, Rashid Sumaila (Fisheries Centre, University
of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada) gave a talk entitled "Impact of Marine Protected Areas on
the Economic Payoffs to Different Fishing Sectors" at the Marine Biological Laboratory in Woods Hole,
MA. This talk was the first of three given in February to mark Black History Month.
Several participants from the Woods Hole Field Center (WHFC) attended the talk, including
Troy Currence, Jamey Currence, Chris Polloni and his wife Pam, and Glynn Williams. The talk
was followed by a video entitled "Artist of the Harlem Renaissance." The Woods Hole
Oceanographic Institution Peanut Butter Club, WHFC, and others sponsored these events.
Jamey Currence created a website about
Black History Month in Woods Hole.
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March 2002
in this issue:
cover story:
African Sahel Dust
Aleutians Documentary
Radio Interview Explores African Dust
Florida Coastal Storm Defenses
Crystal Demonstration
Oceans Day 2002
Home-Schooled Tour
Black History Month
Environmental Academy Web Site
Regional Science Fair
Fishing Symposium
Congressional Briefing—Sea Otter Research
Contracting Meeting
Lake Mead
SEABED Technology
Law of the Sea
Recycling Program
Bill Dillon Retires
John Hughes Clarke—"Imaging Water Mass Variability"
Deltas Seminar
March Publications List
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