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Bahamas yo te pran plon an pou adrese envazyon pwason lyon an, sa ki kreye yon Taskforce Lionfish pou dokimante, kolekte epi retire pwason lyon nan dlo Baham yo. Gwoup Travay la gen ladan reprezantan ki soti nan ajans gouvènman yo ak ONG lokal yo. Rezilta Preliminè ki sòti nan yon pwojè pilòt yo retire lionfish nan Bahamas yo sijere ke espès anvayisan yo ka efektivman jere nan patenarya piblik-prive sektè ak benefis sibstansyèl pou divèsite biyolojik ak ekonomi lokal yo.
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The Bahamas has taken the lead to address the lionfish invasion, creating a Lionfish Taskforce to document, collect, and remove lionfish from Bahamian waters. The Taskforce includes representatives from government agencies and local NGOs. Preliminary results from a pilot project to remove lionfish in the Bahamas suggest that invasive species can be effectively managed through public-private sector partnerships with substantial benefits for biodiversity and local economies.