Blue Crab Management Outcome Sample Clauses

Blue Crab Management Outcome. Improve the ability to manage for a stable and productive crab population and fishery by working with the industry, recreational crabbers, and other stakeholders to improve commercial and recreational harvest accountability. Evaluate the establishment of a Bay-wide, allocation-based management framework with annual levels set by the jurisdictions that will provide stability for crabbing businesses and accountability of the harvest for each jurisdiction. Oyster Outcome: Restore native oyster habitat and populations in 10 tributaries by 2025 to recover the benefits of fish habitat and water quality improvements that healthy oyster reefs provide. Forage Fish Outcome: By 2016, develop a strategy for assessing the forage fish base available as food for predatory species in the Chesapeake Bay.
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Blue Crab Management Outcome. Improve the ability to manage for a stable and productive crab population and fishery by working with the industry, recreational crabbers, and other stakeholders to improve commercial and recreational harvest accountability. Evaluate the establishment of a Bay-wide, allocation-based management framework with annual levels set by the jurisdictions that will provide stability for crabbing businesses and accountability of the harvest for each jurisdiction.
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Blue Crab Management Outcome. Improve the ability to Manage for a stable and productive crab population and fishery by including working with the industry, recreational crabbers, and other stakeholders to improve commercial and recreational harvest accountability. By 2018, evaluate the establishment of a Bay-wide, allocation-based management framework with annual levels set by the jurisdictions for the purpose of accounting for and adjusting harvest by each jurisdiction. that will provide stability for crabbing businesses and accountability of the harvest for each jurisdiction. [April 29: PSC approved revised outcome] • Oyster Outcome: Restore native oyster habitat and populations in 10 tributaries by 2025 and ensure their protection to recover the benefits of fish habitat and water quality improvements that healthy oyster reefs provide. [April 13-14: PSC approved edit] • Forage Fish Outcome: By 2016, develop a strategy for assessing the forage fish base available as food for predatory species in the Chesapeake Bay.
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