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13 July
A new program is being implemented to combat the invasive and destructive toadfish species.
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The Greek Agriculture and Food Ministry is launching a pilot program known as "Operation Lagokefalos" aimed at managing the invasive silver-cheeked toadfish, locally referred to as "lagokefalos." This initiative is particularly focused on the regions of Crete and the South Aegean, where the populations of this destructive species have been escalating. The program seeks to mitigate the environmental impact of the toadfish and support local fishermen by providing them with financial incentives.
Fishermen participating in the program will be compensated at a rate of 5.33 euros per kilogram of harvested toadfish. This compensation is intended to boost their income while simultaneously addressing the ecological challenges posed by this invasive species. The implementation details, including collection points and participation processes, are still under finalization by local authorities in the targeted regions.
As part of the program, the ministry is making resources available to clarify any questions fishermen may have about the operational aspects, including fishing logistics and storage. This educational approach aims to ensure that those involved are well-informed and prepared for the upcoming changes in fishing practices related to the toadfish management strategy.
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