Augusta - As we near Memorial Day and the unofficial start of the summer recreational boating season, the Maine Marine Patrol provides the following reminders for a safe, enjoyable experience on Maine's coastal waters:
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Please save the date for the next Scallop Advisory Council meeting to discuss potential changes to the management of the scallop fishery in future seasons:
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The goal of the Regional Shellfish Meetings is to provide an in-person, accessible, and interactive opportunity for you to engage with the DMR Bureau of Public Health and local shellfish community members to build upon shared knowledge.
The Maine coast is split into three regional areas Southern, Central, and Eastern. Maps of each regional area can be found on the Nearshore Marine Resources website. Below are the dates and locations for each meeting.
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The goal of the Regional Shellfish Meetings is to provide an in-person, accessible, and interactive opportunity for you to engage with the DMR Bureau of Public Health and local shellfish community members to build upon shared knowledge.
The Maine coast is split into three regional areas Southern, Central, and Eastern. Maps of each regional area can be found on the Nearshore Marine Resources website. Below are the dates and locations for each meeting.
Date:
Time:
Location:
Town:
The goal of the Regional Shellfish Meetings is to provide an in-person, accessible, and interactive opportunity for you to engage with the DMR Bureau of Public Health and local shellfish community members to build upon shared knowledge.
The Maine coast is split into three regional areas Southern, Central, and Eastern. Maps of each regional area can be found on the Nearshore Marine Resources website. Below are the dates and locations for each meeting.
Date:
Time:
Location:
Town:
The goal of the Regional Shellfish Meetings is to provide an in-person, accessible, and interactive opportunity for you to engage with the DMR Bureau of Public Health and local shellfish community members to build upon shared knowledge.
The Maine coast is split into three regional areas Southern, Central, and Eastern. Maps of each regional area can be found on the Nearshore Marine Resources website. Below are the dates and locations for each meeting.
Date:
Time:
Location:
Town:
The goal of the Regional Shellfish Meetings is to provide an in-person, accessible, and interactive opportunity for you to engage with the DMR Bureau of Public Health and local shellfish community members to build upon shared knowledge.
The Maine coast is split into three regional areas Southern, Central, and Eastern. Maps of each regional area can be found on the Nearshore Marine Resources website. Below are the dates and locations for each meeting.