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Thank you for visiting our website. The South East Wales Rivers Trust is one of the seven river trusts in Wales. It is one of more than twenty such trusts that are working for better rivers across Britain with Afonydd Cymru acting as an overarching body for the Welsh River Trusts and the Association of Rivers Trusts for those in England. The trust was formed in 2007 and its members, volunteers and sponsors are committed to protect and improve the aquatic environment and the associated habitat of our rivers.
Our work will bring lasting benefits to the wildlife and communities of South East Wales and will contribute to -
- The restoration of riparian and aquatic habitat.
- Protection and conservation of the plants and animals that live in and around the rivers.
- Support for environmental education.
We work with other bodies to improve the environment, from Fishing Clubs to the Environment Agency and the local and national Biodiversity Groups. If you click on the links page you have a selection of documents that will open newsletters and access to the web sites or newsletters of our partners.
New page added to links with extensive details of a survey carried out on the River Sirhowy in order for the Trust to co ordinate work on this river in order for compliance with the Water Framework directive
Top: A course on River Fly Monitoring organised by the Trust Above: Dai Roberts, Co-ordinator for Wales, passing on advice
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