Federal
NOAA Fisheries, South Atlantic Fishery Management Council, your U.S. Senators and Representative
Open a lawful, monitored pilot pathway and publish the decision.
Take me to your leader
Fill in five fields. The letter writes itself, opens in your mail client, and asks the one question that forces a record: what is your position, in writing?
Ladder
Federal
NOAA Fisheries, South Atlantic Fishery Management Council, your U.S. Senators and Representative
Open a lawful, monitored pilot pathway and publish the decision.
State
Governor, state legislators, environmental protection and wildlife agencies
Fund monitoring, back the federal pilot request and coordinate response.
County
County commission, emergency management, public works
Pass a resolution, publish removal cost data and join the coalition.
Municipal
Mayor, city commission, beach and canal operations
Report tonnage and cost publicly, and sign on as an official partner.
Composer
Subject
Open a monitored pathway to intercept shoreward-bound Sargassum
Body
Dear [OFFICIAL], I am writing as a [YOUR ROLE] in [YOUR CITY]. Extraordinary Sargassum accumulations are reaching our shallow water, canals and beaches, and current federal rules prevent lawful interception before that happens. I am asking you to support a lawful pathway for selective, monitored collection of documented shoreward-bound Sargassum in federal waters — an Atlantic pilot seaward of the three-nautical-mile state-water boundary, a separately designed Gulf pathway beyond nine nautical miles, independent observers, strong wildlife safeguards and transparent published results. This is not a request to harvest living offshore habitat. It is a request to intercept documented shoreward-bound accumulations before they become a health, environmental and economic emergency on our shore. Please tell me your position in writing. [YOUR NAME] [YOUR CITY]
Federal docket
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