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Alaska Restocks Lake with 6,836 Arctic Char After Pike Removal
Alaska has successfully eliminated invasive pike and restocked a lake with 6,836 Arctic char. This initiative aims to restore the local ecosystem and enhance fishing opportunities. The project reflects Alaska's commitment to wildlife management and environmental conservation, ensuring a balanced aquatic habitat for future generations.
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