Are Lake Tahoe’s Aquatic Invasive Species Edible?

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Eating Invasive Crayfish
Aquatic invasive species pose a significant threat to Lake Tahoe. The establishment of non-native species impacts the lake’s clarity and can result in the loss of important habitat for native species. While agencies like the Tahoe Regional Planning Agency and the UC Davis Tahoe Environmental Research Center are working to monitor, study and eradicate invasive

Invasive North American Rainbow Trout

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Native Killifish in South America
Lake Titicaca is South America’s largest lake by volume, holding 198 cubic miles of freshwater — more water than Lake Erie, but just a fraction of Lake Michigan. The lake rests on the border of Peru and Bolivia in the Andes Mountains, and although the region is considered the tropics, Titicaca’s cold water sends a