Confronting this kind of government response is a major challenge to a group
like NANFA, because it superficially seems successful to most people who
look at it. Such a challenge might even make a successful ecologist like
Aldo Leopold cringe (RIP!).
--Bruce Stallsmith
in Oscar-free Huntsville, AL
>"No known negative impact"? Does anyone know what negative impacts on
>native fishes have actually occurred from the peacock bass? And if these
>impacts are a worthwhile tradeoff to reduce tilapia numbers?
>
>--
>Jay DeLong
>Olympia, WA
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