Chalk stream restoration strategy 2021: Main report
Chalk stream restoration strategy 2021: Main report
This CaBA Chalk Stream Restoration Strategy represents the collective passion andambition of all sorts of people and organisations who care about chalk streams andwho wish to see them restored to full ecological health.In terms of our stewardship of the environment, chalk streams are a considerablechallenge, because they flow through the busiest part of the country; and a weightyresponsibility, because they are such rare and special rivers. Chalk-streamecological health is under pressure everywhere and failing in many places. ThisCaBA plan identifies what we need to do to relieve that pressure and address thosefailings. We will only succeed by working together and by acknowledging and livingup to our individual responsibilities and roles.
Rangley-Wilson, Charles
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Sykes, Tim
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12 October 2021
Rangley-Wilson, Charles
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Sykes, Tim
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Rangley-Wilson, Charles
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CaBA CSRG Panel and CaBA CSRG Expert Panel
(2021)
Chalk stream restoration strategy 2021: Main report
Catchment Based Approach
138pp.
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Abstract
This CaBA Chalk Stream Restoration Strategy represents the collective passion andambition of all sorts of people and organisations who care about chalk streams andwho wish to see them restored to full ecological health.In terms of our stewardship of the environment, chalk streams are a considerablechallenge, because they flow through the busiest part of the country; and a weightyresponsibility, because they are such rare and special rivers. Chalk-streamecological health is under pressure everywhere and failing in many places. ThisCaBA plan identifies what we need to do to relieve that pressure and address thosefailings. We will only succeed by working together and by acknowledging and livingup to our individual responsibilities and roles.
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Published date: 12 October 2021
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This CaBA Chalk Stream Restoration Strategy was written and collated by
Charles Rangeley-Wilson, chair of the CaBA Chalk Stream Restoration Group, (CSRG) in consultation with: The CaBA CSRG Panel (numerous people); and The CaBA CSRG Expert Panel (numerous people, including Tim Sykes).
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Local EPrints ID: 472079
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/472079
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Last modified: 17 Mar 2024 03:58
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Author:
Charles Rangley-Wilson
Corporate Author: CaBA CSRG Panel
Corporate Author: CaBA CSRG Expert Panel
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