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Layer: Reef Injury Site (ID: 21)

Parent Layer: MANAGEMENT

Name: Reef Injury Site

Display Field: SHIP

Type: Feature Layer

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Description: Reef injury sites include vessel Groundings, anchor drags, cable tow drags, chain drag, and orphan sites. A primary goal of the Reef Injury Prevention and Response Program is to develop and implement management actions that prevent coral reef injuries associated with commercial and recreational vessels using tools created through the Southeast Florida Coral Reef Initiative and other local action strategies. Where damages to reef resources do occur, the goal is to ensure that appropriate and adequate restoration and/or mitigation is carried out on impacted coral reef resources and that those responsible for damages are held accountable.As the state's lead trustee for coral reef resources, the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) is charged with response and recovery for coral reef injuries on sovereign submerged lands. The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, county governments with reefs in their jurisdiction, and federal agencies assume roles in response to coral reef injuries, depending on the specifics of the event.

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