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Cobia season started yesterday in Virginia! Learn how this popular recreational catch might adapt to a changing climate, based on research from @VIMS_news alum @Dan_Crear, who studied #cobia as part of his VASG Graduate Research Fellowship: bit.ly/3xVqFW1
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Today, the House is voting on the bipartisan #RAWA.
I'm voting YES so we can #RecoverWildlife and:
🦅 Protect threatened & endangered species
💰 Make conservation more cost-effective
🌎 Build more climate change-resilient ecosystems
🎣 Boost the outdoor economy
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Today, I’m voting yes on the bipartisan Recovering America’s Wildlife Act to bring $11 million to Delaware to protect wildlife and boost the outdoor economy.
I’m proud to support this legislation to #RecoverWildlife for generations of Delawareans to come.
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#BlackSeaBass Working Group to hold a virtual stakeholder engagement meeting on May 16, 1-4pm. RSVP required: bit.ly/37qL1M5. Info under the Stakeholder Meeting section & Day 5 tab: bit.ly/3LOh6fo.
ALT “Black Sea Bass Virtual Stakeholder Meeting. Monday, May 16, 2022. 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. ET. Meeting discussion to include: Changes over time in availability, distribution, landings, and discards; Ecosystem drivers; Selectivity by gear type; Socioeconomic impacts on fishing operations. RSVP required.” NOAA Fisheries logo.
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#Aquaculture research #funding opportunity! @ASMFC in partnership w/ @NOAAFisheries seeks proposals for #EastCoast pilot projects focused on sustainable aquatic farming and regional business practices growing US seafood. Proposals due Feb 1, 2022. Info: bit.ly/30eb31l.
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CFF is proud to announce that we have been selected by @NOAAFish_NEFSC and @ASMFC to conduct components of the At-Sea Monitoring Training Program!! See upcoming updates and contact info to come at our website coonamessettfarmfoundation.o…
#fisheries
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CARES Act Update! Our partner @ASMFC has set up a CARES Act resources webpage for more information about the next steps in how the $300 million will be distributed. asmfc.org/home/cares-act-res…
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@ASMFC has announced that @MaineDMR Commissioner Patrick Keliher has been elected the next Chair. "It is both a great honor and huge responsibility to be trusted to lead the Commission for the next two years" said Keliher. FMI bit.ly/2JB36rR
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It's going to get toasty this week. Remember seasonal high water and air temperatures as well as low oxygen can cause fish to become sensitive and stressed, with increased mortality during catch-and-release fishing.
Learn what you can do here: go.usa.gov/xymYj
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ASMFC Seeks Proposals for Shellfish Aquaculture Consortia Projects - Proposals Due March 15, 2019 FMI bit.ly/2Gf2po6
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Looking for a job? You're in luck! It's time for your weekly job/internship roundup! ow.ly/KIPA30n2S3n #marinecareers
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Check out the 2018 issue of the @ASMFC Habitat Hotline: asmfc.org/uploads/file/5c1bb…
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This morning the Council and @ASMFC will be considering final action on the Summer Flounder Commercial Issues Amendment. Join the webinar to listen in to the discussion: mafmc.adobeconnect.com/decem…
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.@ASMFC and others to present the #StripedBass #StockAssessment at #SAW66 on Wednesday, Nov 28. Agenda: bit.ly/2r6Ajlh
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The agenda for tomorrow's (Oct. 3) PRFC Fin Fish Advisory Committee. The meeting starts at 6 PM and will be accessible via webinar (listen only) via your computer, tablet or smartphone:
global.gotomeeting.com/join/…
Via phone:
United States: +1 (312) 757-3121
Access Code: 728-721-261
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Y'all know CoastFest is this Saturday from 10 - 4 but did you know it has moved it moved to Mary Ross Park in downtown #BrunswickGA? There will be plenty of parking so come see us! @citybwkga
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The ASMFC Summer meeting is underway in Arlington, VA. On today's agenda: 1) 2:15 PM - Presentation on Revised Recreational Catch Histories to the MRIP Survey
2) 3:30 PM - Atlantic Menhaden Management Board
Live Stream available at: asmfc.org
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Horseshoe crabs do not bite or sting. Their tail may look scary but it’s used to help them if they get flipped over by a wave. If you see one on their back, it’s okay to help them. Just be careful and pick them up by the sides of the shell, not the tail.
Video by Kristin Johnson
