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Australia plans to turn destructive sea urchins into a $55 million culinary industry to save reefs.
Long-spined sea urchins, known as "Centro," have become a major pest in southern reefs, damaging kelp and marine plants due to warming ocean temperatures.
A $55 million, five-year plan has been endorsed to turn these pests into a commercial product, boosting productivity and creating markets for sea urchin dishes.
The plan, developed by the Centro Task Force and backed by a federal senate inquiry, also aims to involve First Nations people in the industry.
Subsidies have proven effective in Tasmania, helping to control populations and protect ecosystems.
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Australia planea convertir erizos marinos destructivos en una industria culinaria de 55 millones de dólares para salvar arrecifes.