Lionfish, Dead Zones, and a New World Heritage Site (Episode 58)

from NOAA: Making Waves · host National Ocean Service

We have three stories for you this week: A new report suggests that fishing could help control invasive lionfish in some Atlantic waters. NOAA-supported scientists find that this year's Gulf of Mexico dead zone is fifth largest on record. And Papahãnaumokuãkea Marine National Monument is designated a UN World Heritage Site.

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