Eradicating invasive bass gives endangered South African fish room to recover
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https://news.mongabay.com/short-article/2026/10/eradicating-invasive-bass-gives-endangered-south-african-fish-room-to-recover/
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An ambitious effort to eradicate invasive spotted bass from South Africa’s Breekkrans River has unfolded about two hours north of Cape Town. Removing the bass has helped give the critically endangered doring fiery redfin (Pseudobarbus doring) a fighting chance against extinction. “Spotted bass were introduced into the river system in the late 1930s,” Martine Jordaan, […]
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