Water Management

We work on improving water courses within the Tees catchment. Improving water quality and habitats, also assessing physical barriers that impact fish migrations and modifying them to reduce these impacts. We work with angling clubs and local interest groups to make the rivers a better place for nature. We carry out surveys and assessments to help plan appropriate and natural solutions to river pollution.

Projects we run for this work are:

Fish for Tees
Living Leven
Trout in the Town

For more information or to discuss any work please contact our Agriculture and Fisheries Project Manager: Richard Holmes

Fish Health and Monitoring

Fish populations are monitored because they are key components of the aquatic ecosystem and important ecological indicators that integrate natural and development-related changes over time. Fish are also a highly-valued subsistence and recreational resource in the region.

European Eel Monitoring

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Monitoring the annual trends in elvers is used as an indicator of population status. This can help us to identify potential barriers to migration, and also act as an education and outreach tool for conservation issues within the River Tees catchment (Click image for more information).

Improving Water Quality

Littering, dumping and metal waste negatively impacts the ecosystem causing issues such as pollution which kills off freshwater life. We conduct river clean ups to combat this issue and improve water quality.

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