Absolutely not.
It goes against conservation, period. We could have given back thousands of traps and potential access for this species. It's not two species. It's one species. They shouldn't be managed separately.
December 11th, 2024 / 5:15 p.m.
Spokesperson, Fundy United Federation
Absolutely not.
It goes against conservation, period. We could have given back thousands of traps and potential access for this species. It's not two species. It's one species. They shouldn't be managed separately.
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