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policies as a measuring stick. These policies, enumerated in the Coastal Zone Management Program, represent the first unified statement of what Maryland hopes to accomplish in managing the Bay.
Maryland has had an active public involvement program, and the draft plan which has been submitted to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration reflects many of the concerns expressed by citizens at numerous public meetings over a three year period. The Department of Natural Resources has created a Coastal Resources Advisory Committee. This committee brings together representatives of business, industry, local and state governments, and citizens to discuss coastal issues.
For more information on Marylands Coastal Zone Management Program, contact Dr. Suzanne Bayley, Director, Coastal Zone Unit, Department of Natural Resources, Annapolis, Maryland 21401.
“Citizens League of Baltimore Reports” P.O. Box 5403, Baltimore, Md. (301) 8281353
“Beacon” Baltimore Environmental Center, 333 East 25th St., Baltimore, Maryland 21218. “The Professional Waterman” (Subscription Fee) Box 142, St. Leonard> Maryland 20685 “Commercial Fisheries News” Maryland Dept, of Natural Resources, Tawes State Office Building, Annapolis, Md. 21401 “Resources Report” Environmental Policy Center, 317 Penn. Ave., Washington, D C. 20003. Phone (202 ) 5476500
"Waterways” Environmental Action ^Foundation, 724 Dupont Circle, Washington, D.C. 20036. Phone (202 ) 2239138
Potomac River Assn. Newsletter. Box 76, Valley Lee, Md. 20692
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