Latvian Municipalities Not Planning Fines for Invasive Spanish Slugs

Invasive Spanish slugs are becoming a growing problem in Latvia, but municipalities in Riga, Bauska, and Talsi are not yet planning to impose fines for failing to control them, despite the species being officially recognized as invasive.

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Rīgā, Bauskā un Talsos pagaidām neplāno piemērot sodus par Spānijas kailgliemežu neierobežošanu

Spānijas kailgliemeži Latvijā kļūst par arvien lielāku problēmu – vietām tie vēl tikai parādās, bet citur invāzija jau strauji izplatās. Lai gan nesen šī suga oficiāli atzīta par invazīvu, uzliekot pašvaldībām pienākumu to ierobežot un dodot tiesības sodīt zemju īpašniekus, vismaz pagaidām Rīga, Bauska un Talsi sodus neplāno piemērot.

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Latvian Municipalities Not Planning Fines for Invasive Spanish Slugs

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Rīgā, Bauskā un Talsos pagaidām neplāno piemērot sodus par Spānijas kailgliemežu neierobežošanu

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