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Floundering North Carolina Fisheries Agency Endangers Workers and Wildlife

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Briefings

Former North Carolina Division of Marine Fisheries workers report that mismanagement during field operations in Turnagain Bay last fall jeopardized their safety and the health of aquatic wildlife. The incident occurred on a misty morning when Marc Hamric and two colleagues were conducting work near Cedar Island.

Key points

• Former employees allege that mismanagement at the division endangered worker safety and aquatic wildlife health during field operations.
• The specific incident involved Marc Hamric and two technicians conducting work in Turnagain Bay near Cedar Island last fall.

Context

This briefing reports on allegations of mismanagement by the North Carolina Division of Marine Fisheries that have impacted both worker safety and wildlife health, based on accounts from former staff.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to accounts from former employees; specific dates, locations, and causes remain unverified.

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