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    Queen Conch Closed Season Now in Effect

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    The Fisheries Division is reminding the public that the closed season for Queen Conch is now in effect and will continue through Aug. 31.

    During the closure, it is illegal to harvest, sell, purchase or possess Queen Conch in Antigua and Barbuda.

    The annual restriction, which runs from July 1 to Aug. 31, is intended to protect the species during a critical period and support the long-term sustainability of the country’s marine resources.

    Residents, fishers, vendors and restaurants are being urged to comply with the regulations. Suspected illegal activity can be reported to the Fisheries Division at 462-1372.

    This article was originally published by Antigua News Room. Read the original article here: Queen Conch Closed Season Now in Effect.

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