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The Monroe County Tourist Development Council has launched an extensive public awareness campaign to educate locals and visitors on the two-day lobster mini-season, set for Wednesday and Thursday, July 28-29.
The TDC created a dedicated website, http://www.keyslobsterseason.com, that includes interactive videos with need-to-know dive and boating safety tips, up-to-date rules, regulations for lobster hunting within the Keys, such as daily limits and correct harvesting techniques.
The website also stresses avoiding prohibited no-take zones protected within Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary boundaries.
The TDC also created a brochure given to hotels and guesthouse owners to email to their guests before they arrive in the Keys. Each local chamber of commerce was given 1,000 brochures to hand out to visitors, said Andy Newman, a spokesman for the TDC.
READERS stressed the importance of not taking dogs out in hot weather following a string of scorching days across the country. Emergency vets issued a plea to dog owners, asking them to avoid exercising their pets during the heatwave. According to vets, pet owners shouldn t take their dogs out on walks during the hottest part of the day (typically between 12pm and 4pm). The average survival rate of a dog diagnosed with heatstroke is only 50 per cent. Heatstroke can be fatal in as little as 15 minutes. Dave Leicester, who looks after a team of experienced video vets at Vets Now, said: “We’ve been inundated with calls about dogs suffering heat stroke during the recent hot spell.