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The Environment Agency is to fund a new study to improve fish passage on the River Tarrant in Dorset.
This summer was an unprecedented time for EA officers protecting rivers and fisheries across England amidst extreme weather and continuous hot temperatures.
The Environment Agency is working with partners to urge the protection of pike in the Broads during the warm weather period.
Environment Agency officers are on the ground protecting fisheries across England as temperatures soar.
Angler spotted just inside pause period to allow fish to spawn and develop.
The Environment Agency welcomes anglers back to rivers across England today, Thursday 16th June, as the close season for coarse fishing comes to an end.
A joint prosecution by Natural England and the Environment Agency for damages to the River Lugg has progressed following guilty pleas by the defendant.
The funding has helped to enhance fisheries, boost fish stocks and make improvements for anglers, angling facilities and the environment.
Fisheries Improvement Fund (FIP) invests £3.5 million to benefit fisheries and anglers across England
Former Footballer and Soccer AM star Jimmy Bullard urges the public to get out in nature and go fishing
Environment Agency extends long-standing partnership with the Wild Trout Trust to help improve river habitat for fish and wildlife
Banks of the River Lugg were damaged in December 2020 causing suspected significant and long-term ecological harm.
Partners have joined forces to help safeguard the future of the native white-clawed crayfish to ensure 2022 isn’t their final year in Northumberland's rivers.
Officers from the Environment Agency and Darlington Borough Council are targeting illegal fishing activity on the River Skerne.
A new chalk stream strategy, published today by Catchment Based Approach’s (CaBA) Chalk Stream Restoration Group (CSRG), sets the future direction needed to protect and enhance England’s chalk streams.
A consultation proposal to grant a permit for temporary fish barriers at the entrance to Hoveton Great Broad, Norfolk, is being launched today.
The natural environment along Bradford Beck has had a welcome boost now a three year river restoration project is complete.
The Environment Agency has invested just over £52,000 towards 12 projects across Hampshire and Sussex.
A partnership project benefiting a range of wildlife has been completed on the River Stour, near Bures.
Three tributaries of the River Tamar in Devon are about to be improved thanks to a new partnership project supported by the Environment Agency.
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