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Working with farmers to save one of America’s most-endangered fish

Date May 20, 2022
Published in In the Field

Thanks to a grant from the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation (NFWF), the Tennessee Aquarium is encouraging farmers to adopt agricultural techniques (the use of cover crops and rentable crimpers) that will keep waterways clear and runoff from fields. This effort will directly serve to safeguard the last remaining streams that host the Laurel Dace, considered by biologists to be one of the most at-risk fish in North America.

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The critically endangered Laurel Dace needs our help.

The Tennessee Aquarium has an actionable plan that can save this endangered species - the Race for the Laurel Dace campaign.
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