>This opens up another issue: NANFA and education.
>Should NANFA play a role in K-12 education?
>
>For instance, if we had an education website set up,
>how well received would it be? Would folks be willing
>to contribute to it? If we had lesson plans that
>included subjects in fish biology--including fish
>evolution--would that be objectionable?
>
>- shireen
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