Crayfish threatened by plague

Even if much of our native wildlife in Ireland is at risk — in some cases critically endangered — certain species, which have been wiped out elsewhere, could be making their last stand for survival.

Crayfish threatened by plague

Even if much of our native wildlife in Ireland is at risk — in some cases critically endangered — certain species, which have been wiped out elsewhere, could be making their last stand for survival.

Last week, we highlighted the importance of our freshwater pearl mussel and now there’s a serious situation facing our freshwater, white-clawed crayfish.

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