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Welcome to the website of the Wyre Rivers Trust and The Wyre Waters Catchment Partnership. Working for an improved environment across the Wyre Catchment in North Lancashire
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Wyre Riparian Restoration Initiative
http://www.wyreriverstrust.org/wyre-riparian-restoration-initiative.html
The Wyre Rivers Trust, host of The Wyre Waters Catchment Partnership is pleased to announce that it has recently completed the delivery of this project. Around 1,100m of fencing and 5 sections of bank restoration work have been completed along with the installation of an interpretation panel. The works were delivered on a section of Woodplumpton Brook which is in close proximity to the village of Catforth. Macro-invertebrate families such as the. Wyre Riparian Restoration Initiative. Invasive Non Native ...
Wyre Habitat Creation Scheme
http://www.wyreriverstrust.org/wyre-habitat-creation-scheme.html
Wyre Waters Catchment Partnership. Wyre Beach Care Project. Invasive Non Native Species. Wyre Habitat Creation Scheme. Wyre Riparian Restoration Initiative. Invasive Non Native Species. Wyre Habitat Creation Scheme - Complete. Wyre Waters Catchment Partnership. Wyre Beach Care Project. Invasive Non Native Species. Wyre Habitat Creation Scheme. Wyre Riparian Restoration Initiative. Invasive Non Native Species. And Atlantic Salmon (.
Wyre Beach Care Project
http://www.wyreriverstrust.org/wyre-beach-care-project.html
Figure 1: Knott End Beach, June 2014. Beach Clean Dates 2016. Wyre Beach Care Project. Over the period in which the beach cleans were delivered there has been noticeable reduction in the amount of litter which is present on the beach. Occasionally tidal and meteorological conditions lead to a temporary increase in the amount of litter but on the whole it can be said that the Knott End Beach Clean has had a positive impact on the beaches and littoral zone at Knott End. Wyre Waters Catchment Partnership.
About
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Wyre Waters Catchment Partnership. Wyre Beach Care Project. Invasive Non Native Species. Wyre Habitat Creation Scheme. Wyre Riparian Restoration Initiative. Invasive Non Native Species. The Wyre Waters Catchment Partnership is currently made up of 9 organisations. Blackpool and the Fylde College. The Friends of Garstang Walking Festival. Garstang Millennium Green Trust. Grosvenor Estates - Abbeystead. The Lune and Wyre Fisheries Association. Wyre Waters Catchment Partnership. Wyre Beach Care Project.
Events
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Wyre Waters Catchment Partnership. Wyre Beach Care Project. Invasive Non Native Species. Wyre Habitat Creation Scheme. Wyre Riparian Restoration Initiative. Invasive Non Native Species. Over the course of 2016 we will be hosting a number of events, we would be delighted if you could join us at any one of them. If you have any queries please don't hesitate to Contact Us. Wyre Rivers Trust and Wyre Waters Catchment Partnership Events.
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Lancashire Invasive Species Project - American Mink
http://www.lancashireinvasives.org/pages/9_american_mink
Mink are generally found near water of any kind, from rivers and streams to canals, ponds and lakes. However they can live away from water if there is sufficient prey, and may even inhabit urban areas. Mink will have 2-10 dens in and around their preferred hunting ground, usually in the roots of trees in eroding banks. The American mink was brought to. Males are up to 60 cm long (42cm body, 18cm tail). Females are slightly smaller at 51 cm long (36 cm body, 15 cm tail). Kits dispersing from their mother ...
Lancashire Invasive Species Project - Giant Hogweed
http://www.lancashireinvasives.org/pages/6_giant_hogweed
Typically occurs by lowland streams and rivers. In. It also occurs widely on waste ground and rough pastures. It grows on moist, fertile soils and achieves its greatest size in partial shade. Aptly named ‘giant’, this umbelifera (member of the cow parsley family) has flowering stems typically 2-3 metres high bearing umbels of flowers up to 80cm in diameter. The basal leaves are often 1m or more in size. It was introduced to gardens in the 19. There is no significant insect or pathogen control of this pla...
Lancashire Invasive Species Project - Other Species
http://www.lancashireinvasives.org/pages/13_other_species
A very recent introduction, first reported in the. In 2010 and since having been found in three different locations. This is currently a high priority for biosecurity, the emphasis of management being on stopping any further spread. An alert species, it must be reported as soon as possible on being discovered. The killer shrimp has been ranked among the ‘Top 100’ invasive alien species in. By an EC initiative. In. The Environment Agency carry out extensive monitoring of water bodies for this species.
Lancashire Invasive Species Project - Project Background
http://www.lancashireinvasives.org/pages/15_background
Invasive non-native species are thought to be the second most important threat to global biodiversity after habitat loss. A 2010 report. Estimated the cost of invasive species to the. Economy at 1.7 billion per year and their impact is rising. Invasive species also reduce the ecological status of a river which will jeopardise our Water Framework Directive goals. How you can help. Please record your sightings of invasive species using this site or the survey form (below). This doesn’t mean you have to...
Lancashire Invasive Species Project
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In no event will we be liable for any loss or damage including without limitation, indirect or consequential loss or damage, or any loss or damage whatsoever arising from loss of data or profits arising out of, or in connection with, the use of this website. Every effort is made to keep the website up and running smoothly. However, the Ribble Rivers Trust takes no responsibility for, and will not be liable for, the website being temporarily unavailable due to technical issues beyond our control.
Lancashire Invasive Species Project - Himalyan Balsam
http://www.lancashireinvasives.org/pages/7_himalayan_balsam
West and central Himalayas. In Britain, Himalayan balsam prefers moist and semi-shaded places, waste ground and thin woodland. It is particularly prevalent along streams and riverbanks, using water to disperse its seeds. Each plant may produce up to 800 seeds which can be ejected up to 7 metres from the parent. The seeds float in water and are dispersed over large distances by streams and rivers. Seeds germinate from February onward and grow rapidly. Flowering occurs from July to October, wit...Exploitat...
FUNDING AND SUPPORT - Farm Northwest
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Here we have listed all the funding and support we know about that is potentially available to farm businesses in the North West. Open the drop down links to see details. In February 2015 we produced a grants update to explain all the RDPE grant funding expected to start in 2015 which can be viewed HERE. This scheme closed for applications on 30th June. Farmers, woodland owners and forestry contractors can apply for grants under the Countryside Productivity Scheme. Water Capital Grant Scheme 2015. Farmer...
Lancashire Invasive Species Project - Japanese Knotweed
http://www.lancashireinvasives.org/pages/8_japanese_knotweed
Japan, Taiwan, northern China. Waste land, urban areas and river banks, it will generally grow anywhere its rhizomes are transported to. Probably the most common and best recognised invasive species, it is present through out. The main method of reproduction is by vegetative means. All the plants in. Are thought to be female so no true-type seeds are produced. Japanese knotweed may however hybridise with other knotweed species such as giant knotweed (. F sachalinensis ) to produce viable seeds. Its ecolo...
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Fishing In Lancashire - Wyre Parks Fishery
Wharf Lake and Quarry Lake. Course Fishing in Lancashire Course Fishing. Wharf Lake - Coarse Fishing. Was recently divided into 2 match fishing lakes by a foot bridge placed at the rounded end. Quarry Lake - Coarse FIshing. Has been developed alongside Wharf Lake and also offers match fishing and superb pleasure fishing too. It is a popular 3 acre Lake. Claylands - Coarse FIshing. Has four well developed ponds,each fully stocked with a large variety of fish, predominantly Tench and Carp. Lake and was re ...
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Wyre Repair Ltd - Electric Motor & Pump Repairs - Rewinds
Welcome to Wyre Repairs Ltd. Wyre Repairs Ltd, based in Maidenhead Berkshire repair all makes of electric motors providing rewind, refurbishment and motor replacements services across the South of England. We supply and repair water displacement, vacuum and submersible pumps for sewage handling with experience in pumping station, hotel and railway facilities. Pumps covered include Beresford, Holden, Brooke, Worthington Simpson, Stuart Turner, Lowara, Flygt, Grundfos and Starite. We have over 50 years of ...
The Wyre Rivers Trust and Wyre Waters Catchment Partnership
Welcome to the website of the Wyre Waters Catchment Partnership and the Wyre Rivers Trust. Working for an improved environment across the Wyre Catchment in North West Lancashire. Wyre Beach Care Project. Invasive Non Native Species. Wyre Habitat Creation Scheme. Wyre Riparian Restoration Initiative. Invasive Non Native Species. Wyre Waters Catchment Partnership. Hosted by The Wyre Rivers Trust.
Wyres SAS – Connected Indoor Location
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Wyre Scouts
North West Region Cub Scouts. North West Region Cub Scouts. Read this post ». Crew Challenge 2015 – 7th November Are you a Scout, Explorer Scout, Network member, Guide, Ranger or leader? Are you up for a test of your Scouting and Guiding skills – can you out score your leaders? If you answered yes to both of the above questions then join us on Beacon Fell this November […] Read this post ». North West Region Cub Scouts. July 11th, 2015 Featured. July 11th, 2015 Featured. June 20th, 2015 Featured.
The Wyresdale Anglers
The Wyresdale Anglers is unique in being Britain's only residential members fly fishing club. At the heart of ten miles of trout and salmon angling on the river Wyre and three stocked lakes, lies the club's magnificent Georgian country house, set in its own grounds, where members can stay after a long day's fishing and be served a relaxed dinner by the Housekeeper.
