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Stop illegal netting on the lower zambezi river

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Tinus venter
2 months ago Featured

Can’t afford to lose the Tiger Fish, which is iconic fish in the Zambezi river and plays a critical part of the ecosystem in the Zambezi river. Catching fish with nets is a huge problem because it kills any fish and all the fish and it’s not a sustainable way of catching fish.

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Phil Stenson
2 months ago

Stop the netting

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Jedd Henry
2 months ago

I was born and lived in Zimbabwe and illegal netting is a big problem that I hope people can get together to fix

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Darryn Eggersglusz
2 months ago

Save our rivers

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Anonymous
2 months ago

Stop the netting !!!

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Charles Machingura
2 months ago

We should be responsable citizerns

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Mike Wedlock
2 months ago

This should not be happening

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Alistair Stobart
2 months ago

Stop the netting before all the fish are gone

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Anonymous
2 months ago

Netting had Absolutely destroyed the fish populations in these areas

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Nigelnadcom
2 months ago

Big no to netting

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Hinde
2 months ago

This netting needs to be totally banned

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Nic van Huyssteen
2 months ago

STOP!

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Craig McBean
2 months ago

So, Netting From Binga Through To Chete / Ruzi, Incorporating The Sengwe Rivers, Is Hugely Also Out Of Control.

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Vikash topiwala
2 months ago

I support

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Jim Whyte
2 months ago

This is crucial to the fish stocks in the Zambezi. Catch and release or take limits should also be enforced with recreational fishing

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Anonymous
2 months ago

So cruel this has to stop.

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Dylan Browne
2 months ago

Stop it !

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John Musto
2 months ago

Stop the netting before it's too late.

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Donald Potts
2 months ago

Stop the illegal netting and look for a more sustainable solution

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Derek
2 months ago

Will never stop but atleast if we all try slow it down it would be beneficial to all .