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Invasive Aquatic Plant Management

16 April 2025

Protecting Waterways

Invasive aquatic plants continue to present challenges for waterways across the UK, reducing biodiversity, restricting navigation and increasing flood risk. Early intervention allows vegetation to be controlled before it becomes established, reducing both environmental impact and future maintenance costs.

Mechanical Management

Mechanical harvesting remains one of the most effective approaches where environmentally sensitive control methods are required. Amphibious machinery enables operators to selectively remove invasive growth while minimising disturbance to surrounding habitats.

Planning Ahead

Routine inspections and scheduled maintenance programmes provide the best opportunity to prevent isolated infestations from developing into larger management issues.

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Looking After Fisheries During Summer Heatwaves

Recent hot weather across the UK serves as a timely reminder of the importance of monitoring water quality and managing fisheries carefully during periods of prolonged high temperatures.

Industry News Fisheries

10 Jun 2026

Blue-Green Algae: What Water Managers Need to Know This Summer

Warm temperatures, nutrient-rich water and prolonged periods of sunshine can all contribute to blue-green algae blooms. Understanding the risks and recognising the early signs can help protect fisheries and waterways.

Industry News Blue-Green Algae

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