In a story we shared last week, what is Maryland doing to combat the invasive blue catfish problem?

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Blue catfish are threatening the ecosystem in the Chesapeake Bay and hurting the local fishing industry. But a local Bay2Tray program is removing invasive species from the bay and turning them into a nutritious meal for schoolchildren.

Correct answer: Serving it to kids in school

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