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Commercial Species | Lyme Bay Fisheries & Conservation Reserve

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Ldquo;Marine Protected Areas need to be managed properly and that's what we are working on here.”. Commercially caught species within the Lyme Bay Reserve are many and diverse. In order of volume from the highest at 600 tonnes per year down to less than a single tonne are: Whelks, Crabs, various Rays, Skates and Flatfish; Cuttlefish, Pollack and Whiting, Bass, Mackerel, Lobster, Mullet, Black Sea Bream and John Dory. Below are some of the specimens caught. History of the Area. Special Area of Conservation.

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Working Partners | Lyme Bay Fisheries & Conservation Reserve

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Ldquo;Understanding the need to balance commercial necessity with the need to protect fragile environments.”. Below is a comprehensive list of organisations and businesses who are not members of the Lyme Bay Fisheries and Conservation Reserve Consultative Committee but who have been involved in providing advice and expertise. Cefas www.cefas.defra.gov.uk. Defra www.defra.gov.uk. Environmental Defence Fund www.edf.org. Marine Planning Consultants www.marineplanning.org.uk. History of the Area.

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Working Group Meeting Minutes | Lyme Bay Fisheries & Conservation Reserve

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Working Group Meeting Minutes. Integrated Fisheries Management Plan. Code of Conducts and MoU. Ldquo;Marine Protected Areas need to be managed properly and that's what we are working on here.”. Working Group Meeting Minutes. Working Group Meeting Minutes. Lyme Bay 1st Meeting Minutes. Lyme Bay 2nd Meeting Minutes. Lyme Bay 3rd Meeting Minutes. Lyme Bay 4th Meeting Minutes. Lyme Bay 5th Meeting Minutes. Lyme Bay 6th Meeting Minutes. Lyme Bay 7th Meeting Minutes. Lyme Bay 8th Meeting Minutes. Code of Condu...

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Marine Life | Lyme Bay Fisheries & Conservation Reserve

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Ldquo;Marine Protected Areas need to be managed properly and that's what we are working on here.”. Overview of Marine Life. Galathea strigosa', emerging from a crevice at night. Parablennius gattorugine', peering from a rock crevice. Tompots are very inquisitive fish. They are common in shallow rocky seabeds around Britain and Northwest Europe. They are strongly territorial and will often emerge to 'chase off' their own reflection in the camera glass or perspex port. Leptopsammia pruvoti', growing on the...

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Why conservation matters | Lyme Bay Fisheries & Conservation Reserve

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What are we conserving? Ldquo;Understanding the need to balance commercial necessity with the need to protect fragile environments.”. It was only through a collaborative effort and purpose to change the attitudes of the past that made the establishment of the Lyme Bay Reserve possible. Lyme Bay is now ahead of the game in demonstrating that by using ecosystem based management, multi-use marine protected areas can work; can deliver sustainable fisheries, can protect and conserve reef habitats and flora an...

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Consultative Committee | Lyme Bay Fisheries & Conservation Reserve

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Ldquo;Marine Protected Areas need to be managed properly and that's what we are working on here.”. The Consultative Committee is drawn from a cross section of stakeholders which now replaces the Lyme Bay Working Group. Members of the Consultative Committee are currently being finalised and as a result, this page is currently on hold. Minutes from past Working Group meetings can be found here: Working Group Meeting Minutes. History of the Area. Location and Conservation Zones. Special Area of Conservation.

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Reserve Seafood | Lyme Bay Fisheries & Conservation Reserve

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Ldquo;The proposed scheme sets out not only to protect the ecosystem of Lyme Bay but also, crucially, to create some value for local fishermen through the process of conservation.”. Lyme Bay Reserve Seafood. One of our aims at the Lyme Bay Fisheries and Conservation Reserve is to help fishermen achieve top pricing for their catch. To do this we have created the 'Reserve Seafood' brand, which markets the sustainable, premium quality, provenance-assured seafood of Lyme Bay. And the European Fisheries Fund.

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2017 News | Lyme Bay Fisheries & Conservation Reserve

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Ldquo;Understanding the need to balance commercial necessity with the need to protect fragile environments.”. Lights, camera, action at The Thomas Hardye School. 3rd February, 2017. A busy morning was had at The Thomas Hardye School. On Friday talking to the whole of Year 9 about marine conservation in Lyme Bay Reserve as part of the Schools Outreach Programme. Judging by teacher Judith Wardlaw's comments it sounds like it was a resounding success;. We shall most certainly be seeing you next year! Back i...

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Flora & Fauna | Lyme Bay Fisheries & Conservation Reserve

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Ldquo;British farmers are paid to conserve on land. Our project will try to find ways in which fishermen can derive similar benefits from conservation at sea.”. Flora and Fauna is just as diverse as the commercially caught species and include Sea Squirts, Sea Fans, Starfish both Common and Spiny, Dead-men's Fingers, Ross Coral, Yellow Hedgehog Sponge, Cup Corals and Sea Slugs; don't be fooled by the name, these are some of the most beautiful creatures in the sea! Sea Squirt (Phallusia mammillata).