Rich Delaney knows that in order to protect coastal environments, marine mammals, and ecosystems, you must first understand them: What are the unique needs of these places and the animals that depend on them, and what is the best way to protect them?…
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Ocean planning is a hot topic here at CLF, and, while we have been plugged into the process in New England for a few years, newbies understandably find that the term “ocean planning” can, for lack of a better term, confuse more than clarify. For those passionate about the health of our oceans (you, I bet!) but confused about what ocean planning means for New England, consider this post your “Ocean Planning 101” crash course.
The next Northeast Regional Planning Body Stakeholder Forum will take place on October 20, 2015, at the University of New Hampshire in Durham, NH, from 9 a.m.…
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The following was released by the Northeast Regional Planning Body: Thank you for your interest in ocean planning efforts in the Northeast. This is the first of a series regular email updates covering the broad range of stakeholder engagement efforts being undertaken in the intense period of ocean planning activities over the coming months.…
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Please come and voice your support/concerns/questions for Northeast Regional Planning Body’s draft goals and actions. Here is their announcement of the meetings: Please join us and please help us spread the word about upcoming public meetings to discuss draft regional ocean planning goals and associated potential actions.…
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Originally posted on OpenChannels Monday, April 15, 2013 – 9:20pm By Sean Cosgrove, Conservation Law Foundation,
[email protected] Those of us who have been watching the regional ocean planning process in New England evolve were happy to see the progress made at the second Northeast Regional Planning Body meeting last week.…
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