Legalize the Commercial Harvest of the American Eel in Texas
- by: Jason Fregia
- recipient: The governor of Texas
Texans or being cheated out of a huge industry and the unknown existence of the Texas American Eel is threatening over 467.1 billion dollar worth of industries in Texas because Texas parks and Wildlife have been lying on Federal Environmental Impact reports to get permits from the Federal Government for Obstructions to be built in Texas rivers and filling in certain waterways the Texas American Eel uses for migration like Rollover Pass in Galveston county
Study: Less than 3 percent of eels survive Ontario dams October 20, 2015 Canada, Inland Fisheries The study, published by the American Fisheries Society in one of their symposium series, Managing the Impact of Human Activities on Fish Habitat: the Governance, Practices and Science in June 2015, looked at eels in the upper St. Lawrence River, Ottawa River and Lake Ontario watersheds in eastern Ontario. It examined the cumulative effects of hydroelectric dams on the eels and projected that only 2.8 out of every 100 eels would survive passing through them as they traveled through the Mississippi and Ottawa Rivers to the Upper St. Lawrence River. Read the rest here 10:56 http://fisherynation.com/?s=Elvers Can Maine
Texas American Eel Assocation for Research and Aquaculture was created to change the way Texas Parks and Wildlife has been hiding such a valueable asset to the State of Texas and it's citizens because of lies and false information given to the Federal Government on Federal Enviromental Impact Reports for permits and Federal grant money.And also to take back a muti billion dollar industry from china where the United States east coast fisherman export millions of baby eels to be grown for the world market
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Mrs Gifford Candidate & Classification Coordinator U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service - Northeast Region Endangered Species Program 300 Westgate Center Dr. Hadley, MA 01035 413-253-8619 (v); 413-253-8482 (f) Right now there or millions of American Glass Eels and Elvers in Texas waters that Texas Parks and Wildlife claims do not exist here in Texas waters , and millions more being impeded by the neches river saltwater barrier and starving to death below this barrier and millions more being killed by turbines at the Rayburn and Toledo Bend Dams beyond anything you would believe . Texas American Eel Association here by issues our NOI : Texas American Eel Association here by demands that U.S FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE do something to stop the slaughter of millions of American eels here in Texas by the Dams and Saltwater Barriers that NONE have installed fish right a ways according to Federal Law . STOPPING the closure of roll over pass a migratory route used by the American Eel ,once again impeding the migration of many species, because of Texas Parks and Wildlife falsifying Federal Environmental Impact Reports . According to the Federal Power Act and the Federal Endangered Species Act. THANK YOU Jason Fregia President TEXAS AMERICAN EEL ASSOCIATION
TEXAN FILES LAWSUIT AGAINST TEXAS PARKS AND WILDLIFE
Local President of Texas American Eel Association Jason Fregia was denied the right to file a petition with Texas Parks and Wildlife to add the American Eel to the Texas commercial fishing list. Fregia's intent was to introduce (TAEA) research to Texas Parks and wildlife proving the American Eel does exist in Texas waterways and a […]
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The study, published by the American Fisheries Society , Managing the Impact of Human Activities on Fish Habitat: the Governance, Practices and Science in June 2015, looked at eels in the upper St. Lawrence River, Ottawa River and Lake Ontario watersheds in eastern Ontario. It examined the effects of hydroelectric dams on the eels and projected that only 2.8 out of every 100 eels would survive passing through them .
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