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In calculating endangered fish species, should hatchery populations be counted or just wild fish?
Results so far:
| Wild | 69% | 55 votes | Total: 80 votes | |
| Hatcheries | 31% | 25 votes |
Wild
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by Ann Dennis
Created on: June 29, 2008
The key word here is endangered and animals of any species that are kept in an artificial environment
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Created on: June 26, 2007
It is standard practice when conducting a census of any given species that the 'captive' and wild populations
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by Ruth Greb
Created on: October 23, 2007
I have lived all my life in the Pacific Northwest where so many fish-especially salmon are being threatened
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by Gary Sacco
Created on: July 14, 2007
Including hatchery fish in calculating if a fish species is endangered, or not, smells, from here at
Hatcheries
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Created on: June 16, 2007
I believe that hatcheries are doing a great job and we need more of them. They are producing thousands
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