Maryland has taken specific actions regarding its fisheries, including granting state dollars via budget amendment, establishing contracts with Ocean Harvesters in the Bay, and banning reduction fishing.
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What happened
Maryland has taken specific actions regarding its fisheries, including granting state dollars via budget amendment, establishing contracts with Ocean Harvesters in the Bay, and banning reduction fishing.
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The entities involved
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Chesapeake Bay Foundation
American non-profit organization
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Maryland
state of the United States of America
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