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home about aca avon estuary byelaws avon estuary forum contact us join us an introduction to the website. boatwatch stolen outboards – 2010/11 stolen kayaks/ canoes – october 2010 ecology 1997 avon valley ecological assessment avon salt marsh study beach cleans devon avon group (dag) & south hams rivers improvement project (shrimp) devon avon (water quality) group – dag duke’s mill creek survey fishing interesting sightings invasive weeds rod bone’s avon bird count stiddicombe wood water quality water skiing wildlife sites and species report – within 1km of south efford marsh gallery avon wildlife scenes from the estuary – environment agency images from 2008 news newsletter archive reunions observations planning local planning applications affecting the river/estuary – the aca viewpoint shoreline management plan research research award scheme research reports weblinks live links natural history weblinks useful devon weblinks conserving the devonshire avon from source to sea avon runs low july 21st, 2018 | author: stuart watts the environment agency has two gauging stations for monitoring water levels on the avon, at didworthy and loddiswell. data from both indicate a severe reduction in water flow during the current very dry spell of weather, especially in the lower reaches. on saturday 21st july, the depth at didworthy was 0.35m (normal range = 0- 1.4m) and at loddiswell was 0.19m (normal range = 0.25-1.8m). posted in main | tags: environment , fishing , water quality | no comments » aca launches its sea moor lotto page to raise funds for conservation july 6th, 2018 | author: stuart watts we have launched our sea moor lotto page to help raise funds in support of our work on the devon avon. please help by buying a ticket or two. click on the link below for more details:- we-have-launched-on-seamoor-lotto – digital posted in main | tags: environment , finance | no comments » please support the aca via shdc’s sea moor lotto july 2nd, 2018 | author: stuart watts since it’s foundation, the aca – an environmental conservation charity focussed on the south hams’ avon – has depended exclusively upon limited funds generated by our lifetime membership subscription (only £20 for a family!), occasional charitable donations and money raised through social events. however, our limited income has always somewhat restricted our activities. so, we applied and have been accepted to be a beneficiary of the new shdc-sponsored sea moor lotto, which aims to help a variety of local causes. now, we need the support of at least 50 donors to derive the maximum benefit from the lottery. please help by going to our lotto webpage by typing the following address into your internet search engine: https://www.seamoorlotto.co.uk/support/aune-conservation-association and making a donation. look out for the logo – thank you! our existing funds are spent upon such activities as: arranging educational workshops for local schools e.g. on south efford marsh; organising expert talks on topics of interest (e.g. micro-plastic pollution, water mills of the avon); supporting the avon patrol to prevent unlawful water-based activities such as speeding boats and associated environmental damage in the estuary; participating in the south devon catchment partnership; and organising the devon avon group to improve both the quality and quantity of river water from moor to sea. however, we’d like to do more with these initiatives and others to help the public enjoy the unspoilt and idyllic environment of our wonderful river and estuary. for example, with adequate funding, we could arrange for regular independent testing of river water quality (several sewage treatment works discharge into the avon and phosphate levels below loddiswell are too high), do more to help the avon patrol and, maybe, even improve the avon estuary ferry from cockleridge (bigbury) to bantham harbour, which forms an important but under-used link in the sw coastal path. please help us to do more by buying a ticket or two! posted in main | tags: award , finance | no comments » avon patrol saved for 2018! july 2nd, 2018 | author: stuart watts readers may be interested in an example giving some insight into our behind-the-scenes activities – all carried out by unpaid volunteers. on the topic of the avon patrol, i heard just before the avon estuary forum in may that this vital service was to be withdrawn, as a cost-saving measure, on the recommendation of the former salcombe harbourmaster. none of those organisations that had contributed to the patrol for many years had been informed, including the aca; one had even been invoiced for their 2018 contribution! after a prolonged series of email enquiries and complaints to parish, district and county councillors, as well as the manager of commercial services at shdc, i was informed eventually that some way would be found to resurrect the patrol for july, august and september this year but that the future of the service beyond 2018 was uncertain. however, a new salcombe harbourmaster has been appointed since this story broke and, as of today, i have been told by him that the usual patrol service will be resurrected from 1st july and i sense that we can expect a more enlightened and collaborative approach towards our estuary from shdc in the future. posted in main | tags: boat watch , environment , patrol | no comments » environmental research awards august 25th, 2012 | author: stuart watts thanks to a recent generous donation from the eucalyptus trust, we have been able to extend our research award scheme for 2012/2013. see link – http://auneconservation.org.uk/?page_id=189 posted in main | no comments » december 2012 newsletter december 15th, 2012 | author: stuart watts the committee would like to wish all our members a happy christmas and prosperous new year. details of our recent activities and our new year’s day tidy up around the tidal road can be found by clicking on the following link:- december 2012 newsletter_web posted in main | no comments » river depth at loddiswell december 22nd, 2012 | author: stuart watts click on this link to check the river records at loddiswell gauging station:- http://www.environment-agency.gov.uk/homeandleisure/floods/riverlevels/120723.aspx?stationid=3218 posted in main | no comments » beach clean – cockleridge july 2nd, 2013 | author: stuart watts our next aca beach clean will be on saturday 13 th july 2013– cockleridge beach, bigbury on sea (opposite bantham) at 3.00pm. lw will be around 4.00pm. all are welcome but no unaccompanied minors, please. please come equipped withstout footwear, gardening gloves, warm clothes, etc. if you have any spare collection sacks, they would be useful. posted in forthcoming events , main | no comments » fishing in the estuary july 9th, 2013 | author: stuart watts in response to the recent spate of commercial fishing by use of nets, we have been agitating for some visible action by the responsible agencies. nigel mortimer , estuaries officer of th aonb has sent this message:- there has been a flurry of reports of fishing boats openly netting within the avon estuary recently and there was been much concern that nothing appeared to be happening despite the many phone calls. i am assured that the netting was checked but at the time of the visits and within the byelaws that the officers were warranted to enforce, the vessels were netting within those byelaws. however, as part of the ‘water of dartmouth’, the avon estuary is a several fishery owned by the duchy of cornwall, meaning that there is no public right to fish or collect any bait from its tidal waters (including foreshore). whilst there has been no intention by the duchy of cornwall or the lessees of the estuary to be obstructive to fishermen involved in their pursuit for personal & non-commercial leisure purposes of responsible fishing and bait collection at present levels, they have been clear that they do not allow commercial fishing without licence.

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