Pearls in Peril (PIP) is a UK wide project to protect the freshwater pearl mussel. PIP is funded through the EU LIFE Nature programme and 22 UK organisations.
Motivated and passionate about rivers, and want to work to help save freshwater pearl mussels? There might be the perfect job for you @NatResWales
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Exciting opportunity to work as a Freshwater Pearl Mussel Specialist in Northumbria as part of the EA's Fisheries, Biodiversity and Geomorphology Team. @EnvAgency
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We’re proud to have worked with European partners to improve understanding of #freshwaterpearlmussels by developing, for the 1st time, a standard method for survey and assessment. Better data will help conservation efforts across the continent. Read more: https://t.co/iicJ7CUcKF
Scottish pearl mussels have been in decline since the 18th century due to threats such as illegal pearl fishing and habitat damage. We are leading efforts to conserve our internationally important populations of this critically endangered mollusc.
Did you know endangered freshwater pearl mussels can grow much larger and live far longer than common marine mussels? They can grow as large as your hand and live for more than 100 years, making them one of the longest-lived invertebrates. Find out more: https://t.co/sWr6f5Xc4N
Excellent opening piece on #freshwaterpearlmussel in tonight's #landward with Iain Sime of @SNHbiodiversity stressing the catastrophic effects of illegally poaching on this critical endangered iconic species https://t.co/sO1tiYdd2b @MoTheMussel
International Symposium – Restoring Freshwater Mussel Rivers. Book your place now! For more information and the programme see: https://t.co/k9uFsQpIdF #musselrivers
The work to save @MoTheMussel continues with a surveying workshop @CrathesNTS – thanks to Iain Sime from @ScottishNaturalHeritage
After #StormFrank@RiverDeeTeam needs help for conservation and ecology of the pearl mussels #Species100 @SpeciesChampion
Its not just pearl mussels and their host salmonids that benefit from our river restoration - brook lamprey are now spawning in the backwater we restored last year in Aviemore.
@SpeyFishery @nature_scot@LampreyWatch
Job opportunity. Scottish Invasive Species Initiative Project Manager, E Grade fixed term until 31 Jan 2022. Overall responsibility for delivery of SISI project, including reporting to the project steering group and liaising with funders. More @ https://t.co/s2H81RDofo