The MSI Scoping Committee.
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The Scoping Committee is charged with recommending refined and prioritized MSI goals to the Task Force. Recommendations will incorporate stakeholder and public feedback.
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Scoping Committee.
The Scoping Committee will gather public feedback and reaction to the Task force developed theme areas as well as solicit desired goals of stakeholders and the general public via written comment and a four outreach sessions throughout September, 2019.
To submit written comments please email: roleary@maritime.edu. Public comments will also be accepted verbally at one of the four scheduled public meetings. Comments should directly address shellfish management in the Commonwealth or one or multiple MSI Strategic Plan thematic areas of interest:
1. Building public and stakeholder capacity and support for shellfish.
2. Management, research, and industry resource development.
3. Supporting and promoting cultural and historical uses of shellfish.
4. Supporting and promoting balanced and sustainable economic opportunities around shellfish.
5. Fostering communication and coordination between local, state and federal managers and developing improved guidance.
6. Ensuring ecologically sound management/enhancement of shellfish resources and coastal ecosystems.
A full member list is included below:
Rob O'Leary - Chair
Abigale Archer -Academic
Scott Soars - Aquaculture
Damian Parkington - Wild Fisheries
Iris Pickard - Aquaculture
Sarah Ferrara - Legislative
Chris Schillaci - State
Amy Croteau - Municipal/MSOA
John Kenneway - Wild Fisheries
Eli Powell - Municipal
Jacob R. Angelo - Wild Fisheries
Steve Kirk - NGO
Todd Callahan - State
Sean Bowen - State
Rob Curtis - Wild Fisheries
Bob Davis - Recreational Fisheries
To submit written comments please email: roleary@maritime.edu. Public comments will also be accepted verbally at one of the four scheduled public meetings. Comments should directly address shellfish management in the Commonwealth or one or multiple MSI Strategic Plan thematic areas of interest:
1. Building public and stakeholder capacity and support for shellfish.
2. Management, research, and industry resource development.
3. Supporting and promoting cultural and historical uses of shellfish.
4. Supporting and promoting balanced and sustainable economic opportunities around shellfish.
5. Fostering communication and coordination between local, state and federal managers and developing improved guidance.
6. Ensuring ecologically sound management/enhancement of shellfish resources and coastal ecosystems.
A full member list is included below:
Rob O'Leary - Chair
Abigale Archer -Academic
Scott Soars - Aquaculture
Damian Parkington - Wild Fisheries
Iris Pickard - Aquaculture
Sarah Ferrara - Legislative
Chris Schillaci - State
Amy Croteau - Municipal/MSOA
John Kenneway - Wild Fisheries
Eli Powell - Municipal
Jacob R. Angelo - Wild Fisheries
Steve Kirk - NGO
Todd Callahan - State
Sean Bowen - State
Rob Curtis - Wild Fisheries
Bob Davis - Recreational Fisheries