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Officials in Maryland are promoting the consumption of invasive blue catfish among schoolchildren as a strategy to help control its population in the Chesapeake Bay. The blue catfish, while a predator, is also regarded as a delicious food source.
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Officials in Maryland are promoting the consumption of invasive blue catfish among schoolchildren as a strategy to help control its population in the Chesapeake Bay. The blue catfish, while a predator, is also regarded as a delicious food source.
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When an invasive fish is also tasty, Maryland schoolkids can help 'eat the problem'
Maryland schoolchildren encouraged to consume invasive blue catfish to aid Chesapeake Bay