KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 17 (Bernama) -- As much as 95 per cent of the fish recorded in Tasik Ampang Hilir are alien species, posing a serious threat to the balance of the country's freshwater ecosystem.
General : Tasik Ampang Hilir: 95 Pct Alien Fish Recorded; Mitigation Efforts Need To Be Enhanced
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95% of fish in Tasik Ampang Hilir are alien species, threatening local ecosystems, prompting calls for better mitigation efforts.
- 95% of fish in Tasik Ampang Hilir are alien species, harming local ecosystems.
- Mitigation efforts need enhancement, including education and community involvement.
- Agrobank released 1,400 local fish fry to support conservation efforts.
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