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Conservationists and Volunteers Have so Far Rescued over 30,500 Clams at Slapy

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Conservationists and volunteers continue to save clams on the banks of the abandoned Slapy Dam. So far, they have returned over 30,500 clams to the water, and 220 volunteers have participated in the event, Zuzana Kučerová from the Czech Union of Conservationists (ČSOP) told ČTK. Hundreds of thousands of clams of several species live in the dam, including the protected painter's clam. It is one of the most important biotopes of mussel populations…
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Conservationists and volunteers continue to save clams on the banks of the abandoned Slapy Dam. So far, they have returned over 30,500 clams to the water, and 220 volunteers have participated in the event, Zuzana Kučerová from the Czech Union of Conservationists (ČSOP) told ČTK. Hundreds of thousands of clams of several species live in the dam, including the protected painter's clam. It is one of the most important biotopes of mussel populations…

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Ekolist.cz broke the news on Monday, September 21, 2026.
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