The Rivers Avon & Erme SAP Final Plan

This is the Rivers Avon & Erme Salmon Action Plan Final document produced by the Environment Agency in 2004. The Rivers Avon and Erme Salmon Action Plan (SAP) has been produced after consideration of feedback from public consultation. The final plan provides a list of the agreed issues and actions for the next five years to maintain and improve the salmon stocks and fisheries of both rivers. Efforts have been made to identify possible sources of funding, partners and timescales. It indicates how the plan will be managed, including the process for reviewing stock status, issues, actions and progress. Low marine survival is currently a major factor limiting the numbers of salmon returning to spawn in both the Avon and the Erme. Actions to improve the accessibility of spawning areas and to maximise the productivity of spawning and nursery habitats are seen as priorities, which should help to offset the low marine survival. The quality of the information available to assess salmon stocks is recognised as a limiting factor in the management of salmon fisheries. The SAP aims also to promote long term collaboration between the Agency and other interested parties in managing the salmon stocks and fisheries of the Avon and the Erme.

Bibliographic Details

Other Authors:	Environment Agency South West
Format:	monograph biblioteca
Language:	English
Published:	Environment Agency 2004
Subjects:	Fisheries, Limnology, Management, England, Cornwall, Rivers Avon & Erme, Inland waters, Freshwater fish, Migratory species, Salmon Action Plan, Fishery data, Fishery management, Fishery regulations, Nature conservation, Water quality, Spawning targets,
Online Access:	http://hdl.handle.net/1834/27373
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