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Goverment Considers Bounty on Lionfish to Address Ecological Issues
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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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