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Cormac Meenehan

Cormac Meenehan is a Non-native Species Technical Advisor with the Environment Agency's National Fisheries Services team

Invasive Non-native Fish Species: Management in Practice

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A group f EA staff in hi-vis gear standing in shallow water holding a fishing net with the shore and other nets in the foreground

The Environment Agency National Fisheries Services are international leaders in the development of tools and techniques to contain, control and eradicate high risk invasive non-native fish species. The work has achieved a number of UK firsts and significant milestones in …

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