Diesel river spill 'could affect native crayfish'
A spill of diesel into a river could affect endangered native crayfish, a wildlife trust has warned. Residents of Kendal, ...
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Flatter river banks may dent huge American crayfish numbers
Adapting the banks of rivers, canals and ditches may prove a good tool to combat the American crayfish, a trial in Leiden has ...
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Have You Seen Little ‘Blue Lobsters’ Washed Up on Chicago Beaches? Congrats, You’ve Met One of the Great Lakes Most Successful Invaders
In just a handful of decades, the rusty crayfish has become dominant in the Great Lakes. Join us on a deep dive into this ...
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2025 Memphis Crawfish Season Guide
We’re heading into prime crawfish season! To celebrate, we’re highlighting a few of our favorite food trucks and eateries ...
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Otters return to the UK! Rare mammals spotted on trail camera in Oxfordshire
Between the 1950s and the 1970s, otters suffered a catastrophic decline, disappearing from English waterways - and a trail ...
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Kodiak hosts derby to curb invasive crayfish population
Kodiak's community and biologists are looking at solutions to keep the population of crayfish down. As Alaska’s climate changes, invasive species are becoming more common, and in many cases more ...
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Diesel river spill 'could affect native crayfish'
A spill of diesel into a river could affect endangered native crayfish, a wildlife trust has warned. Residents of Kendal, Cumbria, first spotted the oily substance floating atop the River Kent ...