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US regulators maintain the annual fishing quota of baby eels for American fishermen, amidst the lucrative demand for elvers in Asian markets. The decision contrasts Canada's closure of its elver fishing season due to poaching concerns. Maine, the only state permitting commercial elver fishing, faces environmental scrutiny but implements successful poaching controls.
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How can the US ensure sustainable management of the baby eel fishery amidst rising demand?
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What strategies can Canada adopt to combat poaching and enable a safe elver fishing season?
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