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Domestic and International management of highly migratory species (HMS) such as Atlantic tunas, swordfish, sharks, and billfish.
Implementation Date
2006
Coastal Migratory Pelagic (CMP) species are managed jointly by the Gulf of Mexico and South Atlantic Fishery Management Councils.  The area of management is from the Mexico/Texas border to New York. Species managed: king mackerel, Spanish mackerel
Implementation Date
1983
Spiny Lobster are managed jointly by the Gulf of Mexico and South Atlantic Fishery Management Councils. The area of management is from the Mexico/Texas border to the North Carolina/Virginia border.
Implementation Date
1982
The Coral, Coral Reef, and Live/Hardbottom Habitat Fishery Management Plan (Coral FMP) optimizes the benefits generated from the South Atlantic's coral resource while conserving the coral and coral reefs.  To reach Sustainable Fisheries staff, ple
Implementation Date
1984
Under the Dolphin Wahoo Fishery Management Plan,the South Atlantic Fishery Management Council manages Atlantic dolphin and wahoo from the east coast of Florida to Maine. Management is designed to support the sustainable use of the dolphin and wahoo&n
Implementation Date
2004
The golden crab fishery operates off the coast of Florida and is a trap fishery which harvests golden crabs only.  The fishery is under a limited access program with 11 permits.   To reach Sustainable Fisheries staff, please call 727-824-5
Implementation Date
1996
Sargassum is a type brown macroalgae (seaweed) that is found free-floating offshore in mats throughout the South Atlantic region. These mats of vegetation provide crucial habitat for a wide variety of marine organisms in the open ocean, including eco
Implementation Date
2002
Species Managed: white shrimp, pink shrimp, brown shrimp, rock shrimp.   To reach Sustainable Fisheries staff, please call 727-824-5305.
Implementation Date
1993
Under the Snapper-Grouper Fishery Management Plan, the South Atlantic Fishery Management Council manages 55 species of fishes. Management is designed to support the sustainable use of snapper-grouper resources.   Species managed include 
Implementation Date
1983