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Environment secretary Steve Barclay has outlined specific zones in which water companies will be tied to stricter standards in a bid to boost
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Environment secretary Steve Barclay has outlined specific zones in which water companies will be tied to stricter standards in a bid to boost
A 'hidden' sailing club on the Norfolk Broads is "delighted" that a £600,000 revamp of its tired and outdated clubhouse is completed.
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No Fishing sings around Rollesby Broad after the discovery of killer shrimp - Credit: Simon Crutchley Anglers are being asked to help stop the spread of "killer shrimp" after its discovery in the Trinity Broads - with the organisation who owns the waterway revealing there "could be millions already". The non-native 'killer shrimp' has been found in the Trinity Broads - Credit: Environment Agency Helen Jacobs, senior conservation advisor at Essex and Suffolk Water, which owns the majority of the site, said Ms Rothney's discovery was "heart-breaking". "Killer shrimp have been found in the Norfo...
The non-native 'killer shrimp' has been found in the Trinity Broads - Credit: Environment Agency An invasive "killer shrimp" which could threaten Norfolk's fragile wetland wildlife has been discovered in the Trinity Broads near Great Yarmouth. The non-native species is named due to its voracious eating habits, preying on native creatures including damselflies, water boatmen and native freshwater shrimp. Growing to 3cm long, adults will also feed on fish eggs and fry, potentially damaging fish stocks. Norfolk Wildlife Trust confirmed the species has been found in Rollesby Broad and Or...