Case study:The Tubney Charitable Trust - Revision history

Alexrrc at 09:43, 21 June 2017

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	\|Country=England~~, Wales~~		\|Country=England
	\|Main contact forename=Stephen		\|Main contact forename=Stephen
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Ascarr at 11:47, 8 June 2015

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	\|Project summary=The Tubney Charitable Trust make grants to other charities that work within certain defined areas, supporting work that benefits species listed in the UK Biodiversity Plan (UKBAP). It has generously supported the Foundation with core funding for various projects.		\|Project summary=The Tubney Charitable Trust make grants to other charities that work within certain defined areas, supporting work that benefits species listed in the UK Biodiversity Plan (UKBAP). It has generously supported the Foundation with core funding for various projects.

	Tubney Funding is improving the fortunes of Otters in the Wye and Usk. When we first applied in 2006, the application was made in respect of white clawed crayfish, ('Austropotomobius pallipes'), otter ('Lutra lutra'), shad ('Alosa alosa' and 'Alosa fallax'), and freshwater pearl mussel ('Margaritifera margaritifera'). These were included in the UKBAP and all respond favourably to improvements in water quality, habitat restoration and reconnection of stream access. The fresh water pearl mussel has a life stage that is dependent on salmon or trout for upstream distribution. Otters depend on good habitat and an abundant supply of food - fish!		Tubney Funding is improving the fortunes of Otters in the Wye and Usk. When we first applied in 2006, the application was made in respect of white clawed crayfish, (''Austropotomobius pallipes''), otter (''Lutra lutra''), shad (''Alosa alosa'' and ''Alosa fallax''), and freshwater pearl mussel (''Margaritifera margaritifera''). These were included in the UKBAP and all respond favourably to improvements in water quality, habitat restoration and reconnection of stream access. The fresh water pearl mussel has a life stage that is dependent on salmon or trout for upstream distribution. Otters depend on good habitat and an abundant supply of food - fish!

	Each species is subject to specific pressures. For example, otter are frequent victims of road collisions. White clawed crayfish have serious problems with sheep dip and competition from its American rival, the signal crayfish.		Each species is subject to specific pressures. For example, otter are frequent victims of road collisions. White clawed crayfish have serious problems with sheep dip and competition from its American rival, the signal crayfish.

Ascarr at 11:45, 8 June 2015

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Ascarr at 11:43, 8 June 2015

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	\|Project summary=The Tubney Charitable Trust make grants to other charities that work within certain defined areas, supporting work that benefits species listed in the UK Biodiversity Plan (UKBAP). It has generously supported the Foundation with core funding for various projects.		\|Project summary=The Tubney Charitable Trust make grants to other charities that work within certain defined areas, supporting work that benefits species listed in the UK Biodiversity Plan (UKBAP). It has generously supported the Foundation with core funding for various projects.

	Tubney Funding is improving the fortunes of Otters in the Wye and ~~UskWhen~~ we first applied in 2006, the application was made in respect of white clawed crayfish, (Austropotomobius pallipes), otter (Lutra lutra), shad (Alosa alosa and Alosa fallax), and freshwater pearl mussel (Margaritifera margaritifera). These were included in the UKBAP and all respond favourably to improvements in water quality, habitat restoration and reconnection of stream access. The fresh water pearl mussel has a life stage that is dependent on salmon or trout for upstream distribution. Otters depend on good habitat and an abundant supply of food - fish!		Tubney Funding is improving the fortunes of Otters in the Wye and Usk. When we first applied in 2006, the application was made in respect of white clawed crayfish, ('Austropotomobius pallipes'), otter ('Lutra lutra'), shad ('Alosa alosa' and 'Alosa fallax'), and freshwater pearl mussel ('Margaritifera margaritifera'). These were included in the UKBAP and all respond favourably to improvements in water quality, habitat restoration and reconnection of stream access. The fresh water pearl mussel has a life stage that is dependent on salmon or trout for upstream distribution. Otters depend on good habitat and an abundant supply of food - fish!

	Each species is subject to specific pressures. For example, otter are frequent victims of road collisions. White clawed crayfish have serious problems with sheep dip and competition from its American rival, the signal crayfish.		Each species is subject to specific pressures. For example, otter are frequent victims of road collisions. White clawed crayfish have serious problems with sheep dip and competition from its American rival, the signal crayfish.

JoshRRC at 10:26, 29 September 2014

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Eldridge123 at 13:29, 17 September 2014

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Eldridge123 at 13:28, 17 September 2014

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Eldridge123 at 13:25, 17 September 2014

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Eldridge123 at 13:23, 17 September 2014

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Eldridge123 at 13:20, 17 September 2014

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