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Science Times - Reintroducing Sea Otters in British Columbia Upset the Balance in the Ecosystem

First Nations Compete with Sea Otters for Food Security

Medicine & Technology Aug 20, 2020

Sea otters had once disappeared in British Columbia until they were reintroduced after the fur trade era. However, was the return of thousands of sea otters truly a success story?

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First Nations Compete with Sea Otters for Food Security

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