Town Council approves proposed weir improvements on River Camel
Camelford Town Council has given us the go-ahead to help migratory fish more easily navigate the upper River Camel.We are proposing to cut notches into the three stone weirs located in Enfield Park to assist fish to follow their natural migration routes up and...
New £1m project – Connecting the Culm
Blackdown Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) is embarking on a new project to find natural solutions to some of the issues facing the River Culm and its catchment, and we are a part of it.This new initiative called Connecting the Culm is part of Co-Adapt,...
StARR river table helps show flood effects on landscape
More than 190 people attended the latest St Austell Bay Resilient Regeneration Project (StARR) public event at St Blazey Football Club on Saturday 29 June, to find out about on-going plans to reduce the risk of flooding in Par and St Blazey.Our river table...
Think global and act local to tackle the environmental crisis
Sam Tasker, our 2018/19 student placement studying BSc Marine Biology at Plymouth University, talks to the Western Morning News about how local action can help positive global changes.In today’s world, biodiversity loss and climate change are never far from our...
#GetIntoWater – play your part, be water smart – Prize Giveaway
South West Water (SWW) has launched its water efficiency campaign, #GetIntoWater - play your part, be water smart.Come rain or shine, saving water makes sense. And, along with protecting the environment, for customers of SWW it can help them save money off...
Casting an eye on river health
Our head of fisheries and river management Bruce Stockley talks about fishing in relation to the environment. It's an obvious fact that country sports need the natural environment to function, but does the environment need country sports? In these times of growing...