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Realised and potential ecological impacts of non-native freshwater fish species in Aotearoa

Dealing with risk – biosecurity policy and public messaging

Gaps and labels – how some species don’t legally exist, and some can simultaneously be a ‘problem species’ and the ‘right species’ depending on where they are

Freshwater fish aquaculture – confused and confusing legislation

Moving and stopping – translocation and fish barriers

Past and present troubles with brown trout, as an exemplar of the persistent tensions surrounding deliberate introductions

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