The Marine Resources Commission in Gloucester, VA is a government agency responsible for managing and regulating recreational and commercial fishing, fisheries management, shellfish management, habitat management, and marine police services in the state. They oversee licensing, permitting, and enforcement of regulations to ensure the sustainable use and conservation of marine resources.
The agency operates field offices in different areas of Virginia, including Newport News, Gloucester, Heathsville, and Belle Haven, where individuals can seek information and assistance regarding fishing licenses, permits, and other related matters. They also have specialized divisions for fisheries management, the Virginia Saltwater Fishing Tournament, and the Artificial Reef Program, which contribute to the conservation and enhancement of marine ecosystems in the region.
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