Safe Seafood for Glynn County
As Glynn County is a fishing community, guidelines for the safe consumption of our oceans’ harvest are in the public health interest of everyone. Knowledge of safe harvestable species and locations of safe harvesting areas is essential to the health of our families and the maintenance of a healthy commercial fishing industry. Since 1998, the Glynn Environmental Coalition has served as a resource for providing this vital information to our community. See all the resources distributed by this program below.
Goal: Raise awareness for the seafood consumption advisories in Glynn County and mitigate health risks, especially for women and children, associated over-consumption of contaminated seafood.
Educational Resources
Seafood Consumption Advisory Brochure - English
Glynn County Advisory Area for fish you catch and eat.
Folleto Asesor de Consumo de Mariscos - Español
Área de Advertencia del Condado Glynn para los Pescados que se Capturan y se Comen.
A Woman's Guide To Eating Fish And Seafood Trom Coastal Georgia - English
What you should know if you are pregnant, planning to be pregnant or nursing a child.
Una Guía Para Las Mujeres Que Comen Pescados Y Mariscos Del Costero De Georgia - Español
Lo que Ud. debe de saber si Ud. esta embarazada, en edad de tener hijos, o amamanta un niño.
Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCBs) 101 Fact Sheet - English only
Information on what Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCBs) and how are they in our environment, and potential effects on human health and wildlife.
Guidelines For Eating Fish From Georgia Waters (2023) - English only
To help ensure the good health of Georgians, the Georgia Department of Natural Resources has developed guidelines for how often certain species of fish can be safely eaten.