Crayfish in the mid-forest rivers of the Kozienicka Forest

Published 2020년 9월 13일

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A project in Poland is working to restore the population of noble crayfish in the Krypianki River near Zwoleń, as part of the 'Protection of biodiversity in Masovian landscape parks' project. The project, which is funded by the Regional Operational Program of the Mazowieckie Voivodeship, has released 100 noble crayfish into the river and has successfully hatched around 8,000 young crayfish from caught females. The project aims to restore the species, which was once common in the region but was decimated by intensive exploitation and the introduction of non-native species.

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One hundred noble crayfish ended up in the Krypianki River near Zwoleń (Mazowieckie Province). Thanks to the species restitution project conducted there, there is a chance that the noble crayfish population that was once common in the waters of this region will be restored. Activities related to the restoration of the noble cancer population are carried out under the project "Protection of biodiversity in Masovian landscape parks". According to the spokeswoman of the Regional Directorate of State Forests, Edyta Nowicka, on Tuesday, the Krypianka river, which received crayfish, meets the conditions suitable for the existence of this species. "Crayfish is an indicator of water quality and reacts very quickly to its pollution. Clean, mid-forest rivers and streams with abundant forests in the Kozienice Primeval Forest, including those in the Zwoleń Forest District, provide a chance for the success of conservation measures for this species" - said Nowicka. Activities related to the ...

Source: SwiatRolnika