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A wallago catfish, photographed in Thailand, is among the hundreds of global freshwater fish species facing serious population threats
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Migratory freshwater fish populations have declined by 81 percent worldwide since 1970, a collapse that underscores the urgent need for coordinated river and lake management across national borders, the United Nations warns.  A report published today — the first global review of migratory freshwater fish in 15 years — greatly expands the number of assessed […]
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