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The stated objective of the study was mitigating the negative impact of paiche on the reserves native ichthyofauna, through controlled extraction and the integral use of its byproducts. The SERNAP study cites the need to regulate the use of paiche and recommends controlling rather than eradicating the species, although it acknowledges that paiche has caused a decline in native fish since arriving in the Bolivian Amazon in 1976