The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) is seeking public input on proposed regulation changes to prohibit the harvest of oysters permanently and temporarily within certain reef areas. These proposals include the permanent prohibition of oyster harvest in Carlos Bay, Mesquite Bay and Ayres Bay (Mesquite Bay complex) and the temporary prohibition of oyster harvest between one and two years for new reefs recently constructed in TX-24 in San Antonio Bay, TX-6 in Galveston Bay and TX-4 in Galveston Bay.
The public is encouraged to provide comment on these proposed regulation changes. Opportunities to provide comments for or against these closures include:
The Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission is scheduled to consider these proposed regulation changes during the November 2022 Commission meeting.
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