20,000 stream trout have been released in Skintava River in Imereti region
As of today, about 100,000 stream trout are produced artificially. Photo: Georgian Agency of Wildlife.
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The Georgian Agency of Wildlife has released 20,000 stream trout in the Skintava River in Imereti region, western Georgia.
Stream trout are an endangered species in Georgia.
Photo: Georgian Agency of Wildlife.
The plan of the agency is to produce half a million stream trout a year.
As of today, about 100,000 stream trout are produced artificially, says the Georgian Agency of Wildlife.
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