Europe is racing to eradicate a crayfish that can reproduce without mating; in the Czech Republic, two newly detected populations are being targeted before they spread
- Conservationists in Europe are racing to stop the next invasive species before it spreadsEuropean conservationists have started targeted eradication efforts against newly discovered populations of self-cloning marbled crayfish in the Czech Republic.
- They are trying to remove the species before it can spread through local waterways.
- The work in Moravia is part of a wider European Union effort to stop invasive alien species while their populations are still small enough to remove completely.
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- Conservationists in Europe are racing to stop the next invasive species before it spreadsEuropean conservationists have started targeted eradication efforts against newly discovered populations of self-cloning marbled crayfish in the Czech Republic.
- They are trying to remove the species before it can spread through local waterways.
- The work in Moravia is part of a wider European Union effort to stop invasive alien species while their populations are still small enough to remove completely.
Sources: Times of India