The N.C. Marine Fisheries Commission agreed during its meeting Thursday that the state Division of Marine Fisheries should take a broader look at the protection of submerged aquatic vegetation. Photo: DMF

The N.C. Marine Fisheries Commission agreed during its meeting Thursday that the state Division of Marine Fisheries should take a broader look at the protection of submerged aquatic vegetation. Photo: DMF
Submerged aquatic vegetation, also called seagrasses. Photo: Division of Marine Fisheries

An advisory group to the commission that oversees state fisheries is scheduled to hear a presentation on managing submerged aquatic vegetation, or seagrasses.

The North Carolina Marine Fisheries Commission’s Habitat and Water Quality Advisory Committee meeting is set for 6 p.m. Wednesday, Oct.16, at the Division of Marine Fisheries Central District Office in Morehead City. The meeting will be livestreamed to YouTube.

A presentation on a current data visualization project from the Division of Marine Fisheries’ habitat enhancement programs is expected as well.

The meeting is open to the public and in-person public comment will be accepted during the meeting.

Visit the division’s website for the full meeting agenda and link to view the meeting on YouTube.

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