Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control’s (DNREC)
Division of Fish & Wildlife will begin accepting more Inland Bays shellfish
aquaculture lease applications postmarked after midnight Tuesday, December 5th
on a first-come, first-served basis
Initial applications were made after a lottery was held in May to determine the
order of selection. Now that all of the lottery participants have selected
their potential lease locations, applications are being accepted by DNREC for
the remainder of the available acreage.
Beginning after midnight on December 5th, applications and a required $300 application fee can be sent via certified mail to the Division of Fish & Wildlife, 89 Kings Highway, Dover, DE 19901. No in-person or electronically-delivered applications will be accepted. The order of the applications for selecting lease locations will be determined by their postmarked dates.
Available acres within the state-approved Shellfish Aquaculture Development Areas (SADA) are indicated on the interactive shellfish map, and the SADA application is on the DNREC Shellfish Aquaculture Program webpage.
For more information on Inland Bays’ shellfish aquaculture, or on the first-come, first-served application submission process, visit the DNREC’s Shellfish Aquaculture webpage, HERE.
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Beginning after midnight on December 5th, applications and a required $300 application fee can be sent via certified mail to the Division of Fish & Wildlife, 89 Kings Highway, Dover, DE 19901. No in-person or electronically-delivered applications will be accepted. The order of the applications for selecting lease locations will be determined by their postmarked dates.
Available acres within the state-approved Shellfish Aquaculture Development Areas (SADA) are indicated on the interactive shellfish map, and the SADA application is on the DNREC Shellfish Aquaculture Program webpage.
For more information on Inland Bays’ shellfish aquaculture, or on the first-come, first-served application submission process, visit the DNREC’s Shellfish Aquaculture webpage, HERE.
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