Making straw eel ropes
Could straw eel ropes – temporary structures draped over weirs to help elvers migrate upstream – help reduce the decline in eel numbers?
Could straw eel ropes – temporary structures draped over weirs to help elvers migrate upstream – help reduce the decline in eel numbers?
A report from the Environment Agency suggests the brown trout risks being wiped out in large parts of England within decades.
Please help stop the export of baby eels from UK to Russia by signing a petition.
Peter Coleman-Smith reports he had an excellent chat with Vanessa Becker-Hughes of The Somerset Eel Recovery Project.
Peter Coleman-Smith and new volunteer Kai Chapman have been busy riverfly sampling.
Broad-leaved pondweed in the top end of the Blaise Estate stretch of the Hazel Brook.
Bristol Avon Rivers Trust have delivered their report on fish migration obstructions in the Trym, funded by the Bristol Avon Catchment Partnership.
There was a great write up about Trout in the Trym and Bristol brown trout in the Wild Trout Trust’s autumn newsletter.
A leaflet to show what there is already in the Trym and Hazel Brook and what we can all do to make it even better.