Looks like the flag ship California has sprung a couple more leaks. Time to start bailing her out. Anyone know how to get a comprehensive list of anurans currently imported? The more data available, the better. We should also look at the sources of introductions of turtle species because, as I have heard, some cultures do have traditions of releasing them for good luck. Not merely escaped/unwanted pets. I live in Santa Cruz and I can deploy to public meetings in SoCal or Sacramento, if needed. Time for me to organize and fight for those liberties, errr I mean rights. Any suggestions would be appreciated and might stream line the process. Fight!

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• California ban on nonnative frogs and tu - EricWI, Wed Feb 24 18:44:30 2010
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