Queen conch aquaculture remains a conservation symbol and is not yet a fisheries solution

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In the lead article of our latest issue, Kough et al. discuss the pros and cons of queen #conch #aquaculture. Whilst useful for research, community engagement & education, protecting natural breeding aggregations of conch is a priority for species recover…

In the lead article of our latest issue, Kough et al. discuss the opportunities and limitations of queen conch aquaculture. Whilst useful for research, community engagement and education, protecting natural breeding aggregations of conch should be priorit…

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