Weeks Bay Estuarine Reserve program grant project files, 1984-[ongoing].

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Weeks Bay Estuarine Reserve program grant project files, 1984-[ongoing].

Weeks Bay is a small estuary in south Baldwin County connected to Mobile Bay by a narrow inlet. The reserve, established in 1986, is comprised of 3,028 acres of land and water owned by the State of Alabama. It provides a place where scientific researchers and the general public can study and observe estuarine ecology in a protected natural setting (Annual Report, 1989). The Weeks Bay Estuarine Reserve is funded through ADECA by grant from the National Oceanic Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), U.S. Department of Commerce. Onsite management is contracted to the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources. This series consists of project files created during the development and administration of the reserve. Typical records located in these files include technical assistance reports, impact studies, photographs, maps, drawings, memoranda of agreement, contracts, progress reports, and related correspondence. Information in this series consists of details of efforts to maintain plant and wildlife, construction of walkways and facilities for the public, data on the impact of surrounding urban areas, and general maintenance.

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Source: Alabama Government Manual, 1986. The Alabama Department of Economic and Community Affairs (ADECA) was created by Act No. 83-194 of the 1983, 2nd Executive Session of the Alabama Legislature. [Code 1975, 41-23-1 to 41-23-7]. The Department, created within the Office of the Governor, merged the Office of State Planning and Federal Programs, the ALabama Department of Energy, the Alabama Law Enforcement Planning Agency, the Office of Highway and Traffic S...

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