about 21 years ago
Lobster fishermen on the south and west Wales coasts are to be paid to put female lobsters back in the sea. The aim is to save up to 24,000 female lobsters over the next three years to help boost the species’ population. Instead of ending up in the pot, the creatures will be clipped and […]
Lobster fishermen on the south and west Wales coasts are to be paid to put female lobsters back in the sea. The aim is to save up to 24,000 female lobsters over the next three years to help boost the species’ population.
Instead of ending up in the pot, the creatures will be clipped and released back into the water. It will then be illegal for them to be landed.
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