River still high and coloured with the prosspect of rain for the next 24hours or so. It's not looking good in the short term,
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Wednesday
1 April 2015
Please join us for a
meeting about tidal lagoons in the Severn Estuary
All
angling clubs, riparian owners, anglers, hoteliers, guides and anyone else
concerned for the future of salmon, sea trout, shad, lamprey, eels and sea
fish in the Severn Estuary are invited to a meeting at the Chase Hotel in Ross on Wye
on Saturday 9 May from 10am to 12.30pm. Tea, coffee and biscuits will
be available.
Please RSVP by
replying to this message as space is limited.
The
proposals for tidal lagoons could have a huge impact on salmon, other
migratory fish and sea fish in the Severn estuary and the rivers that flow
into it. The Angling Trust & Fish Legal have been campaigning
about the proposals in Swansea by making direct representations to the
company involved on behalf of our member clubs on the rivers most directly
affected, and through a national media campaign.
We
have called this meeting to discuss the potential impact of the much larger
lagoons proposed elsewhere in the Severn Estuary and to seek support for a
major campaign to stop them damaging fish stocks.
The
meeting will be chaired by Mark Lloyd, Chief Executive of the Angling Trust
& Fish Legal and will include presentations from Fish Legal solicitors,
angling clubs from South Wales and fisheries experts.
There
is more information about the work we have been doing on the Swansea
proposals on the Pontardawe and Swansea Angling Society page HERE.
There
are two proposed lagoons near Cardiff and Newport and a recent government
report indicated that these could lead to a collapse of fisheries. Read
more HERE
Please
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We
are aware that there are other proposals being brought forward elsewhere in
the Country. The work we do on the Severn, which is the most
immediate threat, will help inform what looks likely to be a national
campaign on this issue.
The meeting is
open to members and non-members, but please remember to RSVP by replying to
this message.
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