Help protect deep water coral, from North Carolina to Florida, from destructive fishing methods including trawls, bottom long-lines and dredges. This collection of deepwater coral is one of the largest deep reef ecosystems in the world!
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But it can’t survive without NOAA’s effort to regulate the fishing industry through cooperation, and that can’t happen without help from caring residents of planet Earth. This isn’t a crazy scheme to stop all fishing, that would be ridiculous. Click the image for a closer look.
It’s easy; click this link and send the formatted note to our leaders.
http://takeaction.oceana.org/campaign.jsp?campaign_KEY=25222
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Kind regards,
Paul
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