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December 12, 2018

Save the Date: SECOORA 2019 Annual Meeting

Please save the date for the SECOORA’s 2019 Annual Meeting! Participate in the ocean observing conversation and network with coastal ocean scientists from around the Southeast. More information will soon follow. 

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When

June 18-20, 2019

Where

Wilmington, North Carolina

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