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California renews abalone harvesting moratorium

Recreational abalone fishing was once worth as much as $55 million annually but the depletion of kelp forests and sea urchin barrens has made the species scarcer

By Undercurrent News | April 5, 2021 15:03 BST
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The US state of California has extended a ban on harvesting red abalone for five years to give the species more time to recover, the Fort Bragg Advocate-News reported [...]

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