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Goverment Considers Bounty on Lionfish to Address Ecological Issues · Cyprus Report

Economy · Greece

Goverment Considers Bounty on Lionfish to Address Ecological Issues

2 sourcesFirst reported 1 month agoUpdated 1 month ago

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The Greek Ministry of Rural Development is considering a bounty on lionfish in Greek waters.
Lionfish have caused disruptions for swimmers and fishermen due to their invasive nature.
A targeted action plan is being considered to reduce lionfish populations, following a model from Cyprus.
The proposed bounty may exceed 4.7 euros per kilogram to encourage fishermen participation.
The overall approach seeks to protect public health and marine biodiversity while supporting fishermen.

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Στην «επικήρυξη» του λαγοκέφαλου προσανατολίζονται από το υπουργείο Αγροτικής Ανάπτυξης – Το σκεπτικό και τα οικονομικά κίνητραnewsit.gr · 1 month ago
«Επικήρυξη» του λαγοκέφαλου εξετάζουν στο υπουργείο Αγροτικής ΑνάπτυξηςΤα Νέα · 1 month ago

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The Greek Ministry of Rural Development is considering a bounty on lionfish in Greek waters.
Lionfish have caused disruptions for swimmers and fishermen due to their invasive nature.
A targeted action plan is being considered to reduce lionfish populations, following a model from Cyprus.
The proposed bounty may exceed 4.7 euros per kilogram to encourage fishermen participation.
The overall approach seeks to protect public health and marine biodiversity while supporting fishermen.

Generated by AI from the 2 sources below · always verify with the originals