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	Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area (U.S. National Park Service)
		The Middle Delaware (left) is one of the cleanest rivers around; the Delaware watershed provides water for 10% of the nation's population
		You are in the footsteps of two centuries of hikers as you climb the gateposts of the gap, Mt.
		The defeat of the dam was an early victory of the environmental movement in this country.
	www.nps.gov /dewa (331 words)

	Surfrider Foundation: State of the Beach 2001
		The Division of Parks and Recreation publishes A Guide to Delaware's State Park Beaches that gives directions to the three parks and details their amenities.
		Delaware began beach nourishment projects in 1988, and from 1988 to 1994 the state conducted eighteen nourishment projects.
		Delaware's nine surf spots are in fair condition, but there are several threats to specific areas.
	www.surfrider.org /stateofthebeach2001/state_appendix/DE1.htm (1043 words)

	Relocate to Delaware - State Information - Relocate America
		Delaware was the first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution on December 7, 1787.
		Most of the Slave holding citizens lived in the rural south and Delaware was an important stop on the underground railroad.
		Delaware does not have a statewide sales tax, but there is an 8 percent Hotel Occupancy tax.
	www.relocate-america.com /pp/relocate_delaware.htm (255 words)

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		Gov. Minner authorizes Delaware's participation in Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI) beginning Jan. 1, 2009
		Newly updated fish consumption advisories for fish caught in Delaware waterways paint a good news/not-so-good news environmental picture.
		Delaware and Maryland have partnered to ensure long-term stewardship of the Nanticoke River – a premier component of the newly established Captain John Smith Chesapeake National Historic Trail.
	www.dnrec.delaware.gov (341 words)

	Delaware
		Delaware Geology - Map of Delaware - Delaware Rivers - Delaware Earthquake Map - Delaware Minerals, presented by geology.com.
		Newark, Delaware - the White Clay Creek State Park, presented by the Delaware Division of Parks and Recreation.
		Millstone Quarry Hike in the White Clay Creek State Park area, presented in the DNREC News for March 18, 2003, Volume 33, Number 66, Division of Parks and Recreation.
	www.cagenweb.com /quarries/states/delaware.html (4292 words)

	Money
		DELAWARE CITY — Town officials will extend lighting and brick sidewalks to the end of Clinton Street and around the traffic circle with one of three grants from the Delaware Division of Parks and Recreation.
		A $60,750 Battery Park planning grant will be used to explore possibilities for the park, as well as where to put lights and walkways, Morrill said.
		The town also received a $50,000 grant from the Division of Parks and Recreation for C and D Canal trail planning.
	www.middletowntranscript.com /TransArchives/01-10-02/pages/money.html (728 words)

	Delaware Department of Natural Resources & Environmental Control
		Park events include the popular âFirst Saturdays in the First Stateâ and recent additions such as a self-guided audio tour and a full schedule of summer programs and tours featuring new, interactive living history characters.
		Here, Division Director James Werner receives a plaque from pastor Bishop Thomas Weeks Sr., for the Divisionâs âinvaluable direction and assistance that has led to an environmentally safe property.â The plaque was presented during a dedication ceremony for Wilmingtonâs New Destiny Fellowship Church.
		The DNREC Division of Soil and Water Conservation received the 2005 Public Sector Award from the Delaware Branch of the Quality Deer Management Association.
	www.dnrec.delaware.gov /info/highlights.htm (1611 words)

	The Delaware, Oh Web Page(TM) - Information for Visitors (Tour) - Sports and Recreation 1 (Site not responding. Last check: )
		A significant portion of Delaware County's 459 square miles is used for recreation.
		O'Shaughnessy and Hoover reservoirs are maintained by the Columbus Division of Parks.
		Five miles north of the city, the 7,000-acre Delaware State Park has 214 Class A campsites (164 with electricity) and a large swimming beach on the 1330-acre reservoir.
	www.delaware.org /vb/tour03.htm (696 words)

	A walk in the park
		For more than 20 years, the dream of a park on this ribbon of land along the Delaware River has been a source of inspiration as well as frustration for the neighboring communities, now collectively known as Fox Point.
		Fox Point State Park serves as the northern terminus of the ninety mile long Coastal Heritage Greenway that stretches to Cape Henlopen State Park.
		As other parts of the park are completed, this extraordinary window on the river will continue to open wider and wider.
	www.delawarehispanic.com /page23.html (562 words)

	Parks and Public Lands
		Parks can also be an area of public land that is used for amusement, enjoyment, and recreation.
		Many parks are used for recreation and to allow visitors to relax, explore, and enjoy their natural environment.
		Parks also vary in their types, from urban and local parks to state and provincial or national government parks.
	www.42explore2.com /parks.htm (2602 words)

	Coleman - Delaware Adventure Guide (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Delaware Division of Parks and Recreation has retained the historic charm of Bellevue while providing many opportunities for recreation.
		Delaware's first two nature preserves are located within Brandywine Creek State Park: Tulip Tree Woods, a majestic stand of 190-year-old tulip poplar, and Freshwater Marsh.
		Delaware Seashore State Park is bounded on the east by the mighty Atlantic Ocean and on the west by Rehoboth and Indian River Bays.
	www.coleman.com /coleman/travel/travel.asp?state=DE (538 words)

	Wildernet - Delaware State Parks
		Delaware has four beach parks totaling fourteen miles of beachfront where saltwater anglers, swimmers, sunbathers, and surfers gather each summer.
		Two of the state's newest parks include Fox Point, a fine location for biking and picnicking and Fort DuPont, which is currently under development and promises to be one of the state's finest recreation destinations with features including tennis courts, ball field, fishing opportunities, and military history tours.
		Recreation - Outdoor recreation available at Delaware State Parks includes boating, a variety of camping styles, fishing, game courts, viewing historical treasurers, horseback riding on both dirt trails and sand beaches, interpretive walks, backcountry hikes, mountain and street biking, picnicking, and swimming.
	www.wildernet.com /pages/area.cfm?areaID=DESP&CU_ID=1 (519 words)

	Fort Delaware - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Fort Delaware is a harbor defense facility built in 1859 on Pea Patch Island in the Delaware River.
		The fort and the island currently belong to the Delaware Division of Parks and Recreation.
		Delaware acquired the Fort from the United States government in 1947 after the Pentagon declared it a "surplus site".
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Fort_Delaware (580 words)

	Delaware State Parks Reservation Service
		The Delaware State Parks Reservation Service is owned and operated by InfoSpherix, Inc. under contract to the Delaware Division of Parks and Recreation.
		Camping reservations can be made up to 7 months in advance of the date of arrival (a rolling 7 month window that uses the "same date" 7 months away).
		Fort Delaware State Park tour reservations can be made up to 1 day in advance of the date of the tour.
	delaware.reserveworld.com (250 words)

	GREEN DEL: ALERTS AND CALLS TO ACTION
		Green Delaware has been saying to City representatives for years that we would like to move beyond our role of raising public awareness to working with the City and others to design solutions.
		About seven CSOs discharge in the park, and we think it is unconscionable to invite members of the public to a recreational facility and allow them to be exposed to serious health hazards.
		We believe it is essential to fence off the river, and for park staff to monitor the ituation and intervene if and when visitors enter the water.
	members.dca.net /greendel/alerts/alert95.html (517 words)

	Delaware Division of the Arts - Strategic Plan
		The Delaware Division of the Arts (DDOA) was created as a result of a change in legislation in 1989, having been established originally in 1969 as the Delaware State Arts Council.
		The Division is committed to implementing action steps to meet these objectives over the three-year period corresponding with the State's fiscal years 2004-2006.
		The Delaware Division of the Arts is a state agency dedicated to nurturing and supporting the arts to enhance the quality of life for all Delawareans.
	www.artsdel.org /information/plan.shtml (1896 words)

	Preservation Delaware (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Preservation Delaware is the statewide organization devoted to preservation of Delaware's historic and architecturally significant buildings.
		The Division of Historical and Cultural Affairs is the state agency charged with protection and promoting understanding of Delaware's historic heritage.
		The Delaware Nature Society is the largest membership organization dedicated to the preservation of natural resources and environmental and nature education in Delaware.
	www.preservationde.org /programs/historicpreserve_orgs.htm (375 words)

	capegazette.com - Cape Region's Home Page
		For years Route 1 through Delaware Seashore Park has been a death trap for Diamondback terrapins, which begin to cross the highway in an attempt to find a suitable nesting habitat each June.
		Delaware Division of Parks and Recreation Natural Areas Program seasonal project biologists, Alex DeWire and Carrie Houssock, have been researching the situation and are experimenting with the use of a fl silt-fencing fabric that has been stapled to a wooden fence in an effort to reduce the number of terrapin fatalities.
		The cost for materials is estimated at $1,000 and is being covered by the Division of Parks and Recreation’s stewardship fund.
	www.capegazette.com /storiesmorgue/caperegion/2003caperegion/diamondback061303.html (615 words)

	Wildernet - Northern Region - New Castle County
		Several of the state parks in the region were once owned by this family.
		The Chesapeake and Delaware Canal connects the Delaware Bay to the Chesapeake Bay in northern Delaware.
		Visit one of the regions state parks where tennis, hiking, camping and even visiting a zoo is possible.
	www.wildernet.com /pages/area.cfm?areaID=DETRNR&cu_id=1 (708 words)

	GREEN DEL: ALERTS AND CALLS TO ACTION - #92!!
		One of the jewels of Delaware's state park system is Brandywine Park, which follows the banks of Brandywine Creek for over a mile through the City of Wilmington.
		Green Delaware has been asking officials of the Delaware Division of Parks and Recreation to keep park visitors out of the water until the sewage dumping can be stopped, but officials haven't acted.
		Parks director Chaz Salkin said he had "no jurisdiction over the river." Delaware Parks is part of the Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control.
	members.dca.net /greendel/press/stencil.html (470 words)

	Delaware Division of Parks and Recreation Awards $1.5 Million in Grant Funding to Local Projects (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Delaware Division of Parks and Recreation has awarded $1.5 million in Delaware Land and Water Conservation Trust Fund matching grants throughout the state for park acquisition and development or greenway and trails projects.
		Another $48,540 was awarded to the City of Milford and the Delaware Nature Society for the development of the Mispillion River Blueway.
		Each year, the Division conducts the process of reviewing, ranking and awarding the grants from the applications received from cities, towns and counties.
	www.outdoorcentral.com /mc/pr/03/02/13b1.asp (694 words)

	Delaware Division : Delaware HQ (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Delaware, Maryland and the District of Columbia Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (Atlas of Historical County Boundaries Delaware, Maryland and the District of Columbia)
		DELAWARE, Ohio -- An eleventh guard was indicted Friday in the continuing probe of physical and sexual abuse of juvenile inmates at the Scioto
		Delaware HQ excludes all liability of any kind (including negligence) in respect of any third party information or other material made available on, or which can be accessed using, this Website.
	delaware-hq.com /delawaredivision/index.php (944 words)

	Southern Delaware Tourism
		Southern Delaware is home to dozens of "natural wonders." Beaches, rivers, nature trails, greenways, state parks and farms...with so much to offer, it's the perfect getaway for nature-based travel!
		DiscoverSea Shipwreck Museum represents a lifetime of diving off Delaware's coastline for Clifton, who notes that there are literally hundreds of wrecks in the Atlantic, at least 300 between Cape May, New Jersey and Ocean City, Maryland, where the sea still promises treasures from days gone by.
		Horseback riding is permitted on certain beaches, roadways and trails that are administered by the Delaware Division of Parks and Recreation.
	www.visitsoutherndelaware.com /outdoors.htm (758 words)

	Surfrider's State of the Beach 2003: Delaware beach access
		Information on Delaware's beach access policies and land acquisition programs was not readily available.
		Each of the towns along the Delaware coastline typically has street-end access points; however, parking spots near the access points are limited.
		Passes are $20 for Delaware registered vehicles and $40 for out-of-state vehicles.
	surfrider.org /stateofthebeach2003/6-state/beach_access.asp?state=DE (382 words)

	Delaware Woman
		On the Delaware state level, the organization has participated in projects such as: adopting families, supporting the Domestic Violence Council through donations, and assisting Families in Transition by collecting personal and household items.
		Recently, JLW completed a two-year Signature Project that was a collaborative effort with the Friends of Wilmington Parks and Delaware Division of Parks and Recreation to restore the Monkey Hill Pavilion in Brandywine Park.
		The mission of CONTACT Delaware is to provide quality telephone counseling, crisis intervention, information and referral, education and prevention services to people in crisis who need someone to listen.
	www.delawarewoman.com /legacy/delawarewoman/july00/feature3.html (1476 words)

	ASWM: State Wetland Programs
		Most recent maps of Delaware are the Statewide Wetlands Mapping Project (SWMP) completed in 1992 for all of Delaware.
		Delaware’s Division of Fish and Wildlife and Division of Soil and Water Conservation are involved with wetlands restoration.
		Delaware’s Division of Parks and Recreation has an Open-Space Program for purchasing environmentally sensitive areas and also has easements on property containing wetlands.
	www.aswm.org /swp/delaware9.htm (991 words)

	Delaware State Parks --Things to Do
		Delaware's Division of Parks and Recreation employees' work hard to provide a wide range of recreational opportunities, but their efforts alone are not enough.
		Delaware State Parks needs your help to ensure that Diamond State Parks "sparkle" with activity from sunrise to sunset.
		Delaware State Parks are made better by the involvement of citizen volunteers like you, who bring different talents and skills!
	www.dnrec.state.de.us /parks/volunteers (337 words)

	Greening the Hospitality Industry Conference (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Mary was instrumental in the establishment of the Park's centralized reservation system, the development of four meeting facilities in the state parks, and is on the development and operational team for an $8 million dollar renovation project at the Parks' exclusive 276 wet slip marina.
		This spring she is focused on opening the new Water Park at Killens Pond State Park and opening the new Biden Environmental Training Center at Cape Henlopen State Park.
		Mary is on the Board of Directors for the Kent County Convention and Tourism Bureau, is a member of the National Recreation and Parks Assoc.
	www.vahen.org /greening/speaker_voshell.htm (342 words)

	Text of the Governor
		Delaware is pleased to join in celebrating this special month to promote the study and conservation of archaeological resources and to reflect on the vital role of archaeology in revealing the unique legacy of the state,
		The committee includes members from the A.D. Marble and Co., Archaeological Society of Delaware, City of Wilmington Department of Planning, Cultural Heritage Research Services, Inc.
		This celebration of the past would not be possible without the generous participation of the speakers, festival volunteers, and sponsors.
	www.delawarearchaeology.org /text_of_the_governor.htm (300 words)

	Helis Over Delaware Vendor Registration
		Vendor pre-registration and payment of a fee is required by Delaware Division of Parks and Recreation regulations and is being handled by the Delaware R/C Club as a convenience to participants and the Lums Pond State Park Staff.
		The current vendor fee (subject to change) is $50.00 for the event, which includes the daily Park entrance fee for one vehicle.
		The trailer/camping fee will be collected by the Park staff after the camper arrives at the field.
	www.delawarerc.org /hod_vendorreg.htm (184 words)

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