Hudson River Fishing Safety Awareness

The video discusses the Hudson River, highlighting its 220 fish species and improved cleanliness since the 1960s. However, due to historical pollution, it's unsafe to eat most fish from the river. Viewers are advised to consult the New York State Department of Public Health for more information on fish safety.

How many species of fish are known to inhabit the Hudson River?

• 400

• 300

• 220

• 150

When did Clearwater first start sailing up and down the Hudson River?

• 1950s

• 1960s

• 1970s

• 1980s

What does the New York State Department of Public Health want people to know about fishing in the Hudson River?

• It's generally not safe to eat fish from the river.

• It's safe to eat all fish from the river.

• Only certain species are safe to eat.

• Fishing is prohibited in the river.

What might you see on the banks of the Hudson River indicating the safety of consuming fish?

• A sign warning about harmful fish and crabs.

• A sign promoting fishing activities.

• A sign with fishing regulations.

• A sign about the history of the river.

What is a major reason for the ongoing work needed in the Hudson River?

• Overfishing

• Environmental pollution

• Invasive species

• Climate change

Before planning to eat fish caught from the Hudson River, what should you do?

• Check the weather forecast.

• Visit the Department of Public Health website.

• Get a fishing license.

• Consult a local fisherman.