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|a Florida keys national marine sanctuary. draft management plan/environment impact statement
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|a Incluye list of marine species,
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|a This unique environment is the reason for the existence of the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary, and hard to provide inpuet into the legislation designating the Sanctuary and into developing the Management Plan as comprehensive and fair as possible. Since 1989, numerous environmental organizations and individuals have worked long and hard to provide input into the legislation desigating the Santuary and into developing the Management Plan . They provide useful and objetvice comments at numerous workshops, Advisory Council meetings, and other public forums held during the palnning process. The contributions of earch of these individuals, and the organizations they represent, is appeciated.
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