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Re: NFC: endangerd fish
Actually, there are several. The US Fish and Wildlife Service maintains
a listing called the "Red Book" (the color of the cover) which lists all
of the species covered under CITES (Convention in Trade of Endangered
Species). Also, there are federal regulations concerning the
import/export of listed species, which generally can only be done in
extremely limited circumstances by eligible organizations. It does not
differentiate between sources of endangered/threatened species - if they
are on the list of banned organisms, they can't be imported except by an
approved scientific organization. While I am planning on getting a
USFWS import/export permit for the NFC, primarily so we can legally
export ERP or other fish to Canada or Europe, I don't think we will be
importing endangered species in the next year or so.
For quick reference to endangered/threatened species, check out the
report that Konrad Schmidt put together a few years back (1994) at the
NANFA web site (http://www.nanfa.org/) in the "Information Resources"
section. This report lists all of the endangered/threatened species on
an individual state basis and also has a listing for Mexico. Please
note, however, that some of the scientific names are not current due to
taxonomy changes.
The Master Index of Freshwater Fishes
(http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/7130/) has cross-references from
older scientific names to the current version. For instance, the
Mexican endangered species listing includes Goodea toweri (Blue-tailed
goodeid), which is currently known as Ataenobius toweri.
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Dwight D. Moody, Secretary/Treasurer
Native Fish Conservancy, Inc.
PO Box 226
East Montpelier VT 05651-0226
Telephone: 802-476-0685 (home), 802-241-3482 (work)
Personal mail address: P.O. Box 214
East Montpelier VT 05651-0214
Fish shipment delivery address:
12 Wellington Street
Barre VT 05641
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>From: Chad Mastbergen <Mastberc at ssu_southwest.msus.edu>
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>Subject: NFC: endangerd fish
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>hello all:)
>
> Ok here is my question what are the regulations for having endangered
>fish. Do they differ if it a mexican or african species? Is there a
list
>of all endangerd and threatened species of the world or in particular
the
>mexico are of NA?
>
>
>Chad
>mastberc at ssu_southwest.msus.edu
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