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Managing the risk from non-native fish

Posted by: Environment Agency, Posted on: 30 May 2022 - Categories: Fisheries and biodiversity
Prussian Carp

The Environment Agency’s National Fish Laboratory are undertaking investigations into the risk posed by Prussian Carp, which have been identified in a few of England’s fisheries

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Invasive species week: coastline risks from invasive species and how we tackle them

Posted by: Nina Godsell, Posted on: 27 March 2018 - Categories: Fisheries and biodiversity, Water

As part of invasive species I wanted to uncover the coastline risk of invasive species and the work I do as part of my role to tackle this issue. I was very fortunate to grow up a 10 minute walk …

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