The European Life Claw project, which includes the Consorzio di bonifica di Piacenza and the University of Parma, aims to develop protocols for monitoring pollution levels and pesticide residues in red prawns. The project also works towards conserving and improving the population of native crayfish in the North-Western Apennine area of Italy. The project is co-financed by the European Union and involves collaboration with various organizations, including reclamation consortia and national parks.