Waypoints - Connect: Infrastructure Indicators for Maine’s Coast and Islands

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WORKING WATERFRONTS

Protections There are multiple ways to protect working waterfronts, which are critical to Maine’s coastal economy. Every fishing trip starts and ends at a dock and the success of many marine businesses depends on access. ! !

KEY: Federal and State Protection Programs, 2019 !

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Dredging Locations, 2019

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Working Waterfront Access Protection Program, 2019 Community with Some Acres in Current Land Use for the Working Waterfront Program, 2017

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BREMEN LOBSTER COOP + COMMUNITY SHELLFISH Historic lobster pound was revitalized and now supports aquaculture and commercial fishing.

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WHY THIS MATTERS

This wharf is the site of Maine’s first aquaculture cooperative, which is vertically integrated and developing novel approaches and products for the fishing industry.

Protecting access to working waterfront infrastructure supports the people who make their living from the ocean and helps ensure communities will continue to be connected to the businesses that rely on this infrastructure.

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