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Column Linking Water Quality and Fishery Management Facilitated the Development of Ecosystem‐based Management in the Great Lakes Basin Amanda G. Guthrie Corresponding Author E-mail address: amanda.guthrie.805@gmail.com Virginia Institute of Marine Science, William& Mary, , Gloucester Point, VA, 23062 Corresponding author Amanda G. Guthrie Virginia Institute of Marine Science, William & Mary, P.O. Box 1346, Gloucester Point, VA 23062.
1 INTRODUCTION Globally, aquaculture production has rapidly increased to meet demands for seafood. While sustainable global governance of marine aquaculture is still in its nascent stages (Bunting et al., 2022), the USA has lagged compared to other nations, and federal agencies have an interest in accelerating the development of the industry. Despite the political will and pressure from industry, sociopolitical barriers have limited aquaculture expansion in the USA.
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