From: Paul Cawthorne <paulcawthorne1966@gmail.com>Date: 25 August 2022 at 08:51:58 BSTTo: Ruth.Jenkins@cyfoethnaturiolcymru.gov.uk, “Wilson, Ben” <Ben.Wilson@cyfoethnaturiolcymru.gov.uk>, clare.pillman@cyfoethnaturiolcymru.gov.ukCc: Gail Davies-Walsh <Gail@afonyddcymru.org>, Alicia Leow-Dyke <alicia@rwtwales.org>Subject: Welsh Dovey beaver plans under-researched and under-strategised
Dear Ruth,
Further to meeting on the Dovey yesterday. Following Alicia’s kind agreement to a meeting, it was good to meet several workers on beaver issues- a researcher, a consultant and […]
From: CEO <ChiefExecutivesOffice@cyfoethnaturiolcymru.gov.uk>Sent: 10 May 2022 08:42To: Mike Ashwin <oneoffdesignandbuild@hotmail.com>Subject: RE: NRW – Formal request – Assessment of Impact – 2020 All Wales Byelaws
Dear Mr Ashwin,
Thank you for your letter in relation to the above dated the 09/05/2022 addressed to Clare Pillman, Chief Executive.
I can confirm that my colleagues are liaising on this matter. Your […]
FAO Clare Pillman – CEO Natural Resources Wales,
Dear Clare,
Please receive a Formal request from PAAS Prince Albert Angling Society, CPWF Campaign for Protection of Welsh Fisheries & SFG Severn Fisheries Group with extensive waters in Wales for an Assessment of the Impact of the 2020 All Wales Byelaws.
The attached Report provides […]
Conservation OfficerChris White57 Normanby DriveConnahs QuayFlintshireCH5 4JXEmail:chriswhite.cohite@gmail.comCPWF has the support of freshwater and sea anglers in Wales.Visit our website at www.cpwf.co.uk
Minister for Rural Affairs, North Wales and Trefnydd (via email)15 February 2022
Re: Releasing Beavers into the ‘Wild’: Environmental engineer or a waterway menace?
Dear Minister,On behalf of CPWF on the 8 February […]
Where does it come from? Check this link.
https://mail.google.com/mail/u/0/?tab=wm#inbox/WhctKKXPjnQVWWldgksvJcCcthksNfqhXWMcQHjCvwBSZBVpMcxnnDghJGDWMTnvtKGPScQ
. Too many vested interests but no overview that’s worth serious consideration.
Natural Resources Wales (NRW), who are trying to please everybodyThe proliferation of OttersThe introduction of BeaversPolluters.The Welsh Government.Paddlers who want access to all waters but at no cost and without responsibility
The list goes on and on and on
NRW, has dedicated […]
Minister for Rural Affairs, North Wales and Trefnydd (via email)
15 February 2022
Re: Releasing Beavers into the ‘Wild’: Environmental engineer or a waterway menace?
Dear Minister,
On behalf of CPWF on the 8 February one of our members (John Eardley) took part in the Welsh Beaver Project: Consultation Workshop at which Alicia Leow-Dyke […]
Firstly I must apologise for the apparent lack of activity on this site for some time, work has been progressing on the Campaign generally, it’s this website that must appear to have been neglected. Sorry but we are now back!
You’ve probably been giving some thought to what you will put on your table this Christmas. For many, this festive line-up typically includes farmed salmon. However, by making this choice you are supporting an industry that endangers wild salmon and sea trout and severely compromises the integrity of both the marine and freshwater ecosystems of Scotland.Please support our Christmas Appeal and […]
Report: The state of the river Usk – A dying river?
FAO Sir David Henshaw, Chair, NRW Board Dr. Guy Mawle
By email only: chair.office@cyfoethnaturiolcymru.gov.uk guy.mawle@gmail.com
15 November 2021
Dear Sir David,Report: The state of the river Usk – A dying river?
I attach for your attention a report that I have just completed […]
Click to go to the link
https://mail.google.com/mail/u/0/#inbox/WhctKKXHBSshjvBXNklMKmXqXkJBwHNBVWSQgTmlWjMbjddvGcglPlSLxLNnQGdGTzkBfJV
The Welsh Dee Trust have commissioned a map of the salmon pools of the Dee. This has been compiled by Nigel Houldsworth who has completed maps of many other rivers. Beautifully illustrated and printed on quality paper each is signed by Nigel. They cost £31 and are available from the Welsh Dee Trust shop […]
The purpose of this advice note is to ensure:
1. That all fishery stakeholders, including fishery managers, anglers and netsmen, are alert to the possibility of the return of pink salmon to Welsh rivers during 2021.
2. To ensure that fishery managers, anglers and netsmen know what to do should pink salmon be […]
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