UCC study shows climate change impacting native trout

A study by the Environmental Research Institute at University College Cork shows that climate change is impacting the lives of native trout species.
UCC study shows climate change impacting native trout
Mon, 30 Mar, 2020 - 14:00
Ray Ryan

The study found that food reduction increased the numbers of migrating fish.
The study found that food reduction increased the numbers of migrating fish.

A study by the Environmental Research Institute at University College Cork shows that climate change is impacting the lives of native trout species.

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