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RBMP update Implementing the first plans Forth AAG Delivery Regulatory work CAR reviews Restoration plan now published Invasive non native species plan coming shortly Water Environment Fund Unit Priority


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Forth AAG

RBMP update – Implementing the first plans

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Forth AAG

Delivery

  • Regulatory work – CAR reviews
  • Restoration plan – now published
  • Invasive non native species plan – coming

shortly

  • Water Environment Fund Unit
  • Priority catchments (national progress) – 1474

farm inspections and over 400 re-visits

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Forth AAG

Eye Water priority catchment

  • 57 initial farm visits
  • 27 re-visits – 3 still to do
  • ~85% livestock poaching GBR

19 breaches remediated/reduced in severity Significant reduction in FIO input Eyemouth Bathing Water  Pease Bay Bathing Water 

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Forth AAG

Projects

  • Almond, Bannockburn and Tyne barriers
  • Avon project
  • Water of Leith
  • Lyne Burn
  • Boghead Burn
  • Loch Leven
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Forth AAG

Pilot catchments

  • Morphology/natural flood management AND multiple benefits
  • River Dee, River South Esk, River Nith, Glazert Water
  • 3 phases:
  • 1. Scoping opportunities (March-October 2013)
  • 2. Land manager engagement/detailed design

(October 2013 – March 2015)

  • 3. Implementation

(April 2015 – March 2016) Further information http://www.sepa.org.uk/water/river_basin_planning/implement ing_rbmp.aspx

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Forth AAG

What we’ve got from phase 1

  • Catchment characterisation -

hydrological and geomorphological (desk and field based)

  • Identified restoration reaches/options

which deliver for RBMP, NFM, or both

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Forth AAG

What we’ve got from phase 1

  • Catchment characterisation -

hydrological and geomorphological (desk and field based)

  • Identified restoration reaches/options

which deliver for RBMP, NFM, or both

  • New targeted approach to prioritise
  • Prioritised list of options
  • Stakeholder engagement
  • Expert judgement – final list