Crawfish specialist Todd Fontenot with the LSU AgCenter said the recent drought Louisiana experienced is causing salinity levels to rise in the surface water used for crawfish farms and rice fields.

"The crawfish are cooked in a spicy and salty boiling water in large batches for large groups of people, usually 30 to 40 pounds at a time," says chef Donald Link of Herbsaint restaurant in New ...

The Environment Agency believes about 100 crayfish have died since September Endangered white-clawed crayfish are being ...

According to the University of Zimbabwe marine biologists, the impacts of invasive species such as crayfish on the country’s ...

“But this isn’t charity, since our fate is bound up with the fate of the crayfish. The clean water they need to survive is the same water that local residents rely on for drinking and recreation.” ...

Their preferred habitat includes slow-moving streams and stagnant water bodies with high turbidity ... an earlier 2013 sighting of a female crayfish of this species with several young was also ...

Crater Lake's famously pure water and a newt that calls the lake home are under threat from the explosion of an invasive crayfish, leading to potential action under the Endangered Species Act, the U.S ...

The slenderclaw faces ongoing threats from silt and sediment, which fill in the spaces between rocks the crayfish uses for sheltering and harm its food sources because mayflies, caddisflies and ...

Three-year-olds from Southdowns School in Baton Rouge, just finished 10 weeks of free swimming lessons at Crawfish Aquatics ...

The dogs can detect American signal crayfish, which can have a devastating impact on native wildlife. South West Water and South West Lakes have teamed up with Sequor Ecology Detection Dogs as ...