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The Environment Agency is continuing to monitor a disease outbreak which is putting the future of the native white clawed crayfish on the River Ure at risk.
Use the CRAY2 form to apply for a licence to keep non-native crayfish in England and Wales
Apply for a licence to introduce, keep or farm non-native fish, lobsters and crayfish.
What you need to do if you find, own or look after a listed invasive non-native (alien) animal in England and Wales.
Apply for a licence to manage and control certain non-native (alien) species.
The Environment Agency is carrying out a series of summer surveys to try to identify the cause of unusual symptoms in an endangered native species.
Critically endangered native crayfish that were rescued from a Yorkshire river impacted by drought conditions have been safely released back into the wild.
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