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asmfc.org

The Atlantic coastal states of Maine through Virginia have scheduled hearings to gather public input on Draft Addendum III to Amendment 7 to the Interstate Fishery Management Plan for Atlantic Striped Bass, which considers management measures to support rebuilding the stock by 2029. The Draft Addendum also addresses commercial tagging programs, a coastwide definition of total length for size limit regulations, and changes to the Maryland recreational season baseline.

conservationfisheries.org

Preserving and restoring aquatic biodiversity in our streams and rivers for over 35 years. Leading efforts to propagate rare and difficult-to-collect species.

conservationfund.org

We need your help to save Oak Hill in Northern Virginia, a critical piece of American history.

fs.fed.us

celebrating great outdoors month on the continental divide national scenic trail

fws.gov

United States federal agency that manages national wildlife refuges, protects endangered species, manages migratory birds, restores nationally significant fisheries, and enforces federal wildlife laws.

nature.org

Science matters, especially at this critical turning point for nature. Our work is grounded in science. We're supporting innovation, leadership and communication for conservation success.

nfwf.org

Is the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation a federal agency? No. Although NFWF was chartered by Congress it is a private, nonprofit, tax-exempt organization. NFWF works closely with several federal agencies and re-grants federal funds.

nmfs.noaa.gov

Learn how NOAA Fisheries supports the development of both farm-raised and wild-captured resources to meet growing demand for sustainable seafood.

safmc.net

News & Updates Sign up for E-News and receive SAFMC news releases, announcements, and bi-monthly issues of the South Atlantic Bite newsletter. Relevant Fishery Bulletins from NOAA Fisheries are also forwarded from the Council office as a courtesy.

seafwa.org

The South Carolina Senate confirmed Thomas S. (Tom) Mullikin, Ph.D., J.D., as director of the S.C. Department of Natural Resources (SCDNR) in a unanimous vote Wednesday. He was then sworn into office by Senate President Thomas C. Alexander. Mullikin assumes the top post at SCDNR, serving as the agency’s chief administrator at the direction of the seven-member Natural Resources Board. He replaces Robert H. Boyles Jr., who has retired after more than 30 years of service to the agency.