The waters of the Mid-Atlantic are home to some of the nation’s most sought after saltwater recreational species, including bluefish and summer flounder. In partnership with the Mid-Atlantic Fishery Management Council and the Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission and its member states, NOAA Fisheries is working to ensure sustainable and enduring saltwater fishing opportunities along the East Coast.
Below is NOAA’s information factsheet highlighting the opportunities and economic impacts of recreational fisheries in the Mid-Atlantic region. The waters of the Mid-Atlantic are home to some of the nation’s most sought after saltwater recreational species, including bluefish and summer flounder, which are pursued by millions of anglers each year.
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as EPA suffered serious cuts under Trump, Delmarva should step up local efforts to sustain our beautiful way of life and its many benefits; economic, environmental, and social.
You must mean YOUR beautiful way of life, economically, environmentally and socially. After my last visit to MY town where I was born, raised and educated, it appears that the Afro-American community has none of these so call benefits. These communities suffer from exclusions, displacements, representation and support in the town’s functions/policies. The town is a victim of outsider deep pockets take over.
‘Exclusion’?? You excluded them with a hyphen by referring to them a Afro-Americans.
So sick of folks not wanting to be just plain old ‘Americans’.
By the way what does a hair style have to do with being an American???
Af·ro /ˈafrō/ noun noun: Afro; plural noun: Afros
a thick hairstyle with very tight curls that sticks out all around the head, like the natural hair of some black people.
See how silly it sounds? Just as silly as the ‘No Shave Chits’ that the USCG issued them.