Cumbrian freshwater mussels reproduce for first time in 13 years
Wednesday, June 7, 2023
Freshwater mussels at risk of extinction have started reproducing for the first time in 13 years.
Freshwater mussels at risk of extinction have started reproducing for the first time in 13 years.
FBA announce a rare and exciting opportunity to join their Pearl Mussel Team. They are recruiting for the post of Reintroductions Research Officer.
The Freshwater Biological Association have announced a £900,000 three year project to restore rivers and improve the mussel’s habitat across Cumbria. The money is part of a £1.5m grant from Biffa Award for rivers in Devon, North York Moors and South and West Cumbria. The project will culminate in the release of specially reared young mussels in 2018. BBC Article