On the recordFebruary 14, 2018
Without the ability to effectively manage cormorant populations, the livelihood of our recreational and commercial fishing industries is threatened--which is critical to our local economies.
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Bergman highlights the economic threat posed by unmanaged cormorant populations to fishing industries.
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