Invasive Chinook salmon spread across Argentine Patagonia rivers, sparking conservation-tourism dilemma

Chile's 1970 salmon introduction has led to Chinook salmon invading Argentine Patagonia rivers, now celebrated at a local festival in Piedra Buena. The species' expansion creates tension between conservation efforts and tourism/economic interests, with no clear management consensus.

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