Maryland Renamed the Invasive Snakehead Fish. Will It Matter?
Maryland wants to convince more people to eat an invasive fish by rebranding it as the Chesapeake Channa. But the situation may not be what you think.
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Maryland wants to convince more people to eat an invasive fish by rebranding it as the Chesapeake Channa. But the situation may not be what you think.
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COVID pandemic leaves fishing industry casting for customers KENT ISLAND, Maryland - Workers inside of Harris Seafood Co. cleaning the oysters and preparing them to be shucked. (Hannah Smith/Capital News Service) By HANNAH SMITH Capital News Service KENT ISLAND, Maryland — The coronavirus pandemic has created a windfall for Maryland farmers as families, stuck at home, load up on local produce, and cook their own meals. But for the state’s seafood purveyors, these are tough times. The “aquaculture industry has been hit really hard this year,” said Colby Ferguson, director of governmen...