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Gulf Guardian Award Winners 2003

Youth/Education Category - 1st Place

BALDWIN COUNTY SCHOOLS PROJECT SEAS WINS 1ST PLACE GULF GUARDIAN AWARD (PDF) (2 pp, 56K, about PDF)

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Youth/Education Category - 1st Place: Luke Huggins, Casey Martin, and Jill Pitman catch fish to check weight. Weekly weight changes were recorded and used to calculate feed conversion ratios.
... Weekly weight changes were recorded and used to calculate feed conversion ratios.

Youth/Education Category - 1st Place: Lauren Littleton and Megan McDuffie use tape to mark the location of the filter and pump. The class later measured and calculated PVC and fittings needed to construct the plumbing for the recirculating system.
Lauren Littleton and Megan McDuffie use tape to mark the location of the filter and pump...

Youth/Education Category - 1st Place: Jake Jacobssen and instructor Karon Bishop sell their first tomato plants to librarian Leslie Lomers. The tomato plants were grown in aquaponic systems designed and constructed by students. Wastewater from the tilapia tanks was filtered through the system and fertilized the tomato plants.
Jake Jacobssen and instructor Karon Bishop sell their first tomato plants to librarian Leslie Lomers...

Youth/Education Category - 1st Place: Jeremy Skinner, Lydia Ferrill, and Andrew Jernigan feed the tilapia. Feed amounts were carefully measured and logged by the students and growth rates were calculated weekly to determine feed efficiency.
... Feed amounts were carefully measured and logged by the students ...


Youth/Education Category - 1st Place: Luke Huggins, Casey Martin, and Jill Pitman catch fish to check weight. Weekly weight changes were recorded and used to calculate feed conversion ratios.

Luke Huggins, Casey Martin, and Jill Pitman catch fish to check weight. Weekly weight changes were recorded and used to calculate feed conversion ratios.

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Youth/Education Category - 1st Place: Lauren Littleton and Megan McDuffie use tape to mark the location of the filter and pump. The class later measured and calculated PVC and fittings needed to construct the plumbing for the recirculating system.

Lauren Littleton and Megan McDuffie use tape to mark the location of the filter and pump. The class later measured and calculated PVC and fittings needed to construct the plumbing for the recirculating system.

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Youth/Education Category - 1st Place: Jake Jacobssen and instructor Karon Bishop sell their first tomato plants to librarian Leslie Lomers. The tomato plants were grown in aquaponic systems designed and constructed by students. Wastewater from the tilapia tanks was filtered through the system and fertilized the tomato plants.

Jake Jacobssen and instructor Karon Bishop sell their first tomato plants to librarian Leslie Lomers. The tomato plants were grown in aquaponic systems designed and constructed by students. Wastewater from the tilapia tanks was filtered through the system and fertilized the tomato plants.

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Youth/Education Category - 1st Place: Jeremy Skinner, Lydia Ferrill, and Andrew Jernigan feed the tilapia. Feed amounts were carefully measured and logged by the students and growth rates were calculated weekly to determine feed efficiency.

Jeremy Skinner, Lydia Ferrill, and Andrew Jernigan feed the tilapia. Feed amounts were carefully measured and logged by the students and growth rates were calculated weekly to determine feed efficiency.

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