Aquatic Life Program
What is real and what is theory? Studies show the present scientific analysis of models and systems in ecology and biology. Yet, What is actually accomplished if these reports are taken into action. If we change the way we create reports they could be far more effective. First we look at the value of the project, What kind of conversions are we making? Is the result beneficial?
Our first mission, we look at the aquaculture of the frogs and fish in their habitats.
1 mother frog lays 300 larval in a natural environment. In a recovery system 1 mother frog lays up to 3000.
Now if the theory is that the mother will not live to produce 3000 larva in a natural environment then we can assume the larval wont produce that amount the same environment. Therefore a report on 1 species is not enough, only a full analysis of the habitat will support our decisions before taking an action that may affect the other cultures in the food chain.
Current Studies: Habitats of the spotted turtle, wood turtle and midland painted turtles.
By supporting these food chains we can ensure a safe migration and another year of survival for these species. 
