An Act relative to protecting aquatic and semiaquatic wildlife on beaches
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- Passed Senate
- Passed House
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- Became Law
Overview
This bill requires the Department of Conservation and Recreation to install signage on beaches informing the public about how to properly interact with stranded aquatic and semiaquatic wildlife. The goal is to educate beachgoers on minimizing disturbance to these animals and promoting their well-being. The bill aims to increase public awareness and responsible behavior regarding wildlife encounters on coastal beaches.
Key provisions
- Requires the Department of Conservation and Recreation to create signage.
- The signage must inform the public about proper interactions with stranded aquatic and semiaquatic wildlife.
- The signage is intended for use on beaches throughout Massachusetts.
Who is affected
- General Public
- Beachgoers
- Department of Conservation and Recreation
- Aquatic and Semiaquatic Wildlife
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