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End Overfishing

Caribbean

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The Caribbean Fishery Management Council is required by law to end overfishing and set limits on the numbers of fish caught annually by deadlines in 2010 and 2011.

Scientifically sound limits are needed in order no,to preserve the health of the Caribbean’s reefs, fish and coastal economy.

Featured Resource: Letters to the Caribbean Fishery Management council

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TESTIMONY: Testimony before the Gulf of Mexico Fishery Management Council on Reef Fish Total Allowable Catch - Pew Environment Group - Feb 3, 2010 (PDF)

LETTER: Letter to Chairman Robert Shipp, Gulf of Mexico Fishery Management Council - Pew Environment Group - Jan. 28, 2010 (PDF)

EDITORIAL: Long term should guide red snapper regulations - Beaufort Gazette - Jan. 5, 2010

ARTICLE: Fisheries managers pick area for bottom-fishing closure - Tideline Magazine - Jan. 5, 2010

STATEMENT: Fishery Managers Approve Plan to Save Nine Species, Move Closer to Final Plan for Red Snapper - Pew Environment Group - Dec. 11, 2009

PAPER: Design Matters — Making Catch Shares Work (PDF) - Pew Environment Group- Nov. 3, 2009

OP-ED: Imperiled fish need help to recover - Guest Column by Holly Binns - New Bern Sun Journal - Oct. 24, 2009

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