Ouse and Adur Pilot Project

1. Delivering Better Rivers for
Sussex
Adur & Ouse Pilot Catchment
Cat Fuller
Adur & Ouse catchment co-ordinator, Environment Agency
06 January 2012

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7. The National picture:
some key requirements
DEFRA have asked for a more locally focused
approach to planning, at catchment rather than
River Basin District Level.
Uses engagement to drive more solutions and
debate what is needed and who could do it
Seek to deliver multiple benefits – ecosystem
services type approach

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9. What is happening locally?

10. Adur and Ouse Steering Group
Natural England
Forestry Commission
Ouse and Adur Rivers Trust
Sussex Wildlife Trust
Water companies
South Downs National Park
Inshore Fisheries and Conservation Authority (IFCA)
Brighton University
National Trust
Brighton and Hove City Council

11. Adur and Ouse Projects
Morphological pressures (Morph, Arpha, Teville
Stream)
Understanding our marine environment
Reducing diffuse agricultural pollution
Valuing Ecosystem services
Eel Management Plans

12. www.environment-agency.gov.uk/catchments