Hazard: Ocean Acidification, Hypoxia, and Dead Zones
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Monitor for changing ocean chemistry and ocean acidification at or near important or traditional shellfish harvesting beaches.
In September 2017, an area that was identified as previously supporting eelgrass (but at the time was devoid of it)...
The Tribe maintains programs to protect and enhance the scallop fishery, including a certified water quality laboratory that tests surface...
Support state, federal, and international funding for scientific research, water chemistry monitoring, and addressing acidification directly.
Participate in international climate change and ocean acidification activities.
Support education and outreach initiatives by the Earth Law Center that assist in transforming our governance systems to address the...
Build partnerships with government agencies, academics, industries and NGOs to create solutions to acidification and other ocean-climate changes to monitor...
Undertake a public information campaign in order to build capacity in reducing water pollutants including single use plastics and chemicals...
Support living shorelines to protect the Gullah/Geechee Nation’s coasts from local instances of coastal acidification, nutrient pollution, coastal erosion, storm...
Promote and continue seagrass conservation and restoration.
Promote and continue oyster reef conservation and restoration; continue participating in shell recycling programs.
Develop new laws that codify our communities rights to self governance and a healthy environment, as well as the Rights...
