Is the public aware that the Sequoia and Kings National Park officials are proposing to destroy all the trout in 30 to 85 lakes in the high country because they prefer a tiny yellow-legged frog? The trout have been there for around 150 years and we still have the yellow-legged frog. I think they are surviving just fine. How many is enough? If they do this it will break the income of the pack stations and outfitters. I am for establishing a save the trout program. Who eats frogs? Aren't rainbow trout an endangered species?

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I do not support this project. Do you?

Sharon Power