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CCAMC Partners on Fantasy Island Oyster Shoreline

CCAMC Partners on Fantasy Island Oyster Shoreline

December 5, 2016  Your Donations At Work

Check out (CCA’s National Habitat Program) Building Conservation Trust‘s latest video on the Fantasy Island Oyster Shoreline Stabilization Project! This project helps stabilize approx [...]

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  • Anglers Should Keep Wary Eye on 30×30With the details not yet fully revealed, the jury remains out for the recreational-fishing community as to whether it may prove a great plus for the resource and the sport, or whether it may negatively impact both fishery productivity and result in unnecessary restrictions to public access. The post Anglers Should Keep Wary Eye on…Sep 27 2021
  • TIDELINES: North Carolina: Conservation Lawsuit Moves Forward After Initial VictoryCCA NC President Bert Owens said that he was tremendously grateful for the Court’s ruling but also disappointed by the State’s position in response to the lawsuit. The post TIDELINES: North Carolina: Conservation Lawsuit Moves Forward After Initial Victory appeared first on Coastal Conservation Association.Sep 27 2021
  • Our Top Picks from ICAST 2021The show brings with it their annual New Product Showcase which embodies the sportfishing industry’s innovative and entrepreneurial spirit and rewards that ingenuity with awards in several categories. The post Our Top Picks from ICAST 2021 appeared first on Coastal Conservation Association.Sep 27 2021
  • The Rise of the Phone PhotographerGone are the days where a casual photographer has to carry a camera bag, multiple lenses and other equipment to take a high-quality photo. The post The Rise of the Phone Photographer appeared first on Coastal Conservation Association.Sep 27 2021
  • Demise of the KingsIf we are to save Chinook salmon and the animals that depend on them such as Southern Resident Killer Whales, harvest methods that effectively target hatchery stocks and protect wild fish must be implemented. The post Demise of the Kings appeared first on Coastal Conservation Association.Sep 27 2021
  • TIDELINES: Texas: Oyster Restoration Areas Receive Temporary ProtectionThe Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission voted to temporarily prohibit oyster harvesting for two years from 199 acres of restored oyster reefs in Galveston and Matagorda Bays. The post TIDELINES: Texas: Oyster Restoration Areas Receive Temporary Protection appeared first on Coastal Conservation Association.Sep 27 2021
  • TIDELINES: South Carolina: Grace McAlister Reef Doing Its JobThe Chapter has embarked on an effort to document the rewards both artificial reefs and scientific research are providing to the marine resources and the recreational anglers of South Carolina. The post TIDELINES: South Carolina: Grace McAlister Reef Doing Its Job appeared first on Coastal Conservation Association.Sep 27 2021
  • TIDELINES: Georgia: CCA Members Help Create New Oyster ReefsThe new oyster reefs will help to keep our waters clean, provide great habitat, and provide great fishing destinations for anglers. The post TIDELINES: Georgia: CCA Members Help Create New Oyster Reefs appeared first on Coastal Conservation Association.Sep 27 2021

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