Items Tagged 'Freshwater'

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News

• National Trust ‘shores up’ to protect vital saltmarsh habitat
• Research shows potentially dangerous levels of medical drugs for wildlife in British rivers
• Endangered UK crayfish released into the wild at secret river site in Hampshire
• £2 m water quality project to protect river ecosystems
• Mysterious underwater acoustic world of British ponds revealed in new study
• The recovery of European freshwater biodiversity has come to a halt
• New guide will help landowners “bring ponds back to life”
• Great crested newts at more than half of new scheme’s pond sites
• How unhealthy are our rivers? Dive into the latest State of Our Rivers Report
• Smart citizen science
• Freshwater? Reviving England’s polluted rivers
• Challenging Lake Windermere’s water quality
• Marine Protected Areas don’t line up with core habitats of rare migratory fish, finds new research
• Welsh rivers provide evidence for more effective river monitoring
• Deadly Crayfish Plague confirmed in River Irfon: Public urged to follow guidelines to save native species
• Pearl mussel breeding programme set to boost species on the brink
• SWL joins project to protect rivers from climate impacts
• Pioneering river restoration declared a success delivering incredible benefits for nature and people within 12 months of completion
• Ambitious plans for future of freshwater pearl mussels in the Cairngorms National Park
• PondNet Spawn Survey 2025: can you help us to spot Common Frog and Common Toad spawn?
• One quarter of freshwater animals at risk of extinction - IUCN Red List
• The wonder of wetlands: Major initiative begins to turn tide on biodiversity loss
• Biodiversity in England’s rivers improved as metal pollution reduced
• Radical new plan could reverse freshwater crisis in a decade
• New ponds bring rare plants back to Northamptonshire farmland
• Research reveals 24 most important landscapes for freshwater wildlife
• £2m project to track 'forever chemicals' in UK rivers
• Rare ice age fish thriving at Grey Mare’s Tail
• ‘Golden opportunity to drive nature’s recovery being missed’ says OEP report on protected sites
• Government must give more funding to Natural England to monitor protected wildlife sites, say The Wildlife Trusts
• Wriggling back to life: New eel pass reconnects vital habitat in New Forest
• More ‘claw-some’ news for Derbyshire’s endangered crayfish
• Research will uncover impacts of reducing sewage pollution on freshwater wildlife
• Native crayfish population survives following major incident
• Growing evidence that freshwater wildlife is impacted by microplastics
• New ponds and wetlands will benefit wildlife and people in mid-Wales
• Salmon, eels and sturgeon heading towards extinction as migratory fish populations collapse
• Livestock helping to restore freshwater habitats in the River Irfon catchment

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