Lack of funds will force ONMS to cut public access and recreation opportunities, cancel collaborative efforts with museums and universities that leverage private funds for taxpayer benefits, and terminate education initiatives.
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Mikulski warns about the consequences of insufficient funding for marine sanctuaries.
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