Invasive aquatic plants to watch out for this summer
Many lakes, ponds and other waterways in the UK are under threat from a whole host of invasive aquatic plants invasion of rapid growing, non-native
June 5, 2014
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Many lakes, ponds and other waterways in the UK are under threat from a whole host of invasive aquatic plants invasion of rapid growing, non-native
The cost of controlling freshwater invasive species has been estimated at £25 million per year for the British economy, of which a significant part is
Flooding and silt removal are hotly debated topics at the moment, with large areas of the UK suffering the effects of horrendous weather, and the
As autumn advances we see most aquatic plants dying back. After the abundant growth of this summer, the sheer volume of decomposing material will make
The growth in the popularity of Triathlon has led to an increase in demand for both open water swimming events and access to venues for
Few will argue that the sight of water lilies adorning still freshwater ponds and lakes, or slow moving rivers is truly beautiful. In fact, they
With just a few days to go before the CLA Game Fair at Ragley Hall in Warwickshire, fingers are crossed for the fine weather to
Reed beds are areas dominated by Common reed, (Phragmites australis) a perennial and flood-tolerant grass that grows to over 2 metres high. The reed beds
Despite the coolest of starts to this summer, aquatic plants are making a valiant effort to grow both on the banks of lakes, ponds and
Committing to renovating a canal or lake is a large undertaking. As it’s likely that the dredging and removal of silt will be the largest
Now that spring has finally arrived invariably thoughts are turning to activities of the outdoor type, and a surprising number of people will turn to
Lake restoration is always a significant project to undertake. The end result needs to have a balance that adds benefit to the watercourse and the
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