Recognizes the importance of Vermont's fish culture program for aquatic-resource sustainability and recreational fishing.

The House concurrent resolution recognizes the importance of the Vermont Department of Fish and Wildlife’s fish culture program. This program operates five fish culture stations, producing over 1.5 million fish annually for stocking in Vermont waters. It maintains sustainable fish populations, restores species, and provides abundant recreational fishing opportunities. The resolution highlights the benefits of recreational fishing, including community bonding, health benefits, and economic growth.

Recognizes the importance of Vermont's fish culture program for aquatic-resource sustainability and recreational fishing.

The House concurrent resolution recognizes the importance of the Vermont Department of Fish and Wildlife’s fish culture program. This program operates five fish culture stations, producing over 1.5 million fish annually for stocking in Vermont waters. It maintains sustainable fish populations, restores species, and provides abundant recreational fishing opportunities. The resolution highlights the benefits of recreational fishing, including community bonding, health benefits, and economic growth.