Stop a Canadian corporation harvesting huge forests of seaweed from the west coast

This application has been submitted to your department, you have the power to stop this.
Acadian Seaplants, a massive Canadian corporation and owner of Arramara Teoranta, has put in an application to harvest tens of thousands of tons of wrack from huge swathes of the west coast. Maps are available here.
This is the list from their application:
1. Sruwaddacon

2. Broadhaven

3. Blacksod

4. Tullaghan

5. Achill

6. Bellacragher

7. Clew

8. Killary

9. Ballynakill

10. Cleggan to Aghrus Point

11. Aghrus Pt. to Fahy Pt.

12.Streamstown & Kinsgton

13. Clifden

14. Mannin

15. Ballinaleam to Earawalla Pt.

16. Berttraghboy to Dooyeher Pt.

17. Mace Head to Ardmore Point

18. Kilkerrin

19. Greatmans

20. Cashla

21. Galway to Black Head

Handing over the rights to a large corporation would leave communities with no input into how their land and environment was being treated.
Seaweed forests are crucial for protecting communities and homes against coastal erosion, providing the bedrock of the food chains, being a nursery for fish populations, while also being a rich part of the heritage and folklore along the west coast.

We don't want our coastlines to be scraped clean of seaweed just so a massive  corporation can make a profit.