The Environment Agency has expressed concern following the identification of an invasive species in Lincolnshire’s River Slea. This recent finding has instigated an assessment by local authorities to understand potential impacts on the indigenous ecosystem and the local community. The agency is encouraging both residents and businesses in the area to stay alert and report any irregular sightings in the river to help curtail the spread of this invasive species. There will be an increased level of surveillance on the River Slea, which is famed for its natural beauty and significance to the local environment, to mitigate any environmental risks.
This article has been adapted from original reporting found on news.google.com by The Lincoln Post.
