I would argue that any approach that would soften annual catch limits, weaken accountability measures, or make enforcement of fishery laws and regulations more difficult is not in the long-term interests of those who depend on Gulf red snapper for their livelihood.
Gregorio Sablan: “I would argue that any approach that would soften annual catch limits, weaken accountability measures, or make…”
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Sablan emphasizes the importance of strict regulations for sustainable red snapper fishing.
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