The Washington State Department of Natural Resources (DNR) manages 2.6 million acres of state-owned aquatic lands—including the bedlands under Puget Sound and the coast, many beaches, and navigable lakes and rivers. DNR manages these aquatic lands as a public trust for the people of the state. As steward of these public lands, DNR works to protect the environment, provide opportunities for recreation, support water-dependent uses, promote sustainable use of natural resources, and protect public navigational and fishing access from obstructions.
DNR is exploring options to modify WAC 332-30 to better achieve the department’s management guidelines with respect to commercial finfish net pen aquaculture and invites public comment as to how this may be best accomplished.
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The Washington State Department of Natural Resources (DNR) manages 2.6 million acres of state-owned aquatic lands—including the bedlands under Puget Sound and the coast, many beaches, and navigable lakes and rivers. DNR manages these aquatic lands as a public trust for the people of the state. As steward of these public lands, DNR works to protect the environment, provide opportunities for recreation, support water-dependent uses, promote sustainable use of natural resources, and protect public navigational and fishing access from obstructions.
DNR is exploring options to modify WAC 332-30 to better achieve the department’s management guidelines with respect to commercial finfish net pen aquaculture and invites public comment as to how this may be best accomplished.
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