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	\|Url=www.tweedforum.org/		\|Url=www.tweedforum.org/
	\|Notes=Tweed Forum was formed in 1991 to promote the sustainable use of the whole of the Tweed catchment through holistic and integrated management and planning. Tweed Forum works to protect, enhance and restore the rich natural, built and cultural heritage of the River Tweed and its tributaries. The Forum works at both the strategic level and the project level in order to achieve tangible benefits on the ground.		\|Notes=Tweed Forum was formed in 1991 to promote the sustainable use of the whole of the Tweed catchment through holistic and integrated management and planning. Tweed Forum works to protect, enhance and restore the rich natural, built and cultural heritage of the River Tweed and its tributaries. The Forum works at both the strategic level and the project level in order to achieve tangible benefits on the ground.
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			\|Name=cbec eco-engineering
			\|Url=www.cbecoeng.co.uk/index.php
			\|Notes=cbec has substantial experience with assessment, design and implementation of river and floodplain restoration and management projects.

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 |Name=Esks Rivers & Fisheries Trust and Esk District Salmon Fishery Board
 |Url=www.erft.org.uk/
-|Notes=The Esks Rivers & Fisheries Trust (ERFT) aim to advance for public benefit environmental protection and improvement by conserving and enhancing all species of freshwater fish and their environments primarily, but not limited to the inland and coastal waters of the rivers and their tributaries listed above, and advance the education of the public and any other association, company, local authority, administration or governmental body or representative body in understanding aquatic ecosystems, including (a) their flora and economic or social activity, and river catchment management and (b) the need for, and the benefits of, protection, conservation, rehabilitation and improvement of the aquatic environment.
+|Notes=The Esks Rivers & Fisheries Trust (ERFT) aim to advance for public benefit environmental protection and improvement by conserving and enhancing all species of freshwater fish and their environments primarily, but not limited to the inland and coastal waters of the rivers and their tributaries listed above; and advance the education of the public and any other association, company, local authority, administration or governmental body or representative body in understanding aquatic ecosystems, including (a) their flora and economic or social activity, and river catchment management and (b) the need for, and the benefits of, protection, conservation, rehabilitation and improvement of the aquatic environment.
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NickRRC at 10:24, 21 February 2014

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	\|Url=www.riverdon.org.uk/		\|Url=www.riverdon.org.uk/
	\|Notes=The River Don Trust is a charitable organisation established to advance for public benefit environmental protection and improvement by conserving and enhancing the natural biodiversity associated with the freshwater environments of the River Don.		\|Notes=The River Don Trust is a charitable organisation established to advance for public benefit environmental protection and improvement by conserving and enhancing the natural biodiversity associated with the freshwater environments of the River Don.
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			\|Name=Esks Rivers & Fisheries Trust and Esk District Salmon Fishery Board
			\|Url=www.erft.org.uk/
			\|Notes=The Esks Rivers & Fisheries Trust (ERFT) aim to advance for public benefit environmental protection and improvement by conserving and enhancing all species of freshwater fish and their environments primarily, but not limited to the inland and coastal waters of the rivers and their tributaries listed above, and advance the education of the public and any other association, company, local authority, administration or governmental body or representative body in understanding aquatic ecosystems, including (a) their flora and economic or social activity, and river catchment management and (b) the need for, and the benefits of, protection, conservation, rehabilitation and improvement of the aquatic environment.
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NickRRC at 10:21, 21 February 2014

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	\|Name=Clyde River Foundation		\|Name=Clyde River Foundation
	\|Url=www.clyderiverfoundation.org/		\|Url=www.clyderiverfoundation.org/
	\|Notes=The Clyde River Foundation was founded in 1999 with the aim of improving understanding of all aspects of river management and in particular to provide a permanent, professional fisheries science presence in the catchment.		\|Notes=The Clyde River Foundation was founded in 1999 with the aim of improving understanding of all aspects of river management and in particular to provide a permanent, professional fisheries science presence in the catchment.
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	\|Name=River Dee Trust		\|Name=River Dee Trust and Dee District Salmon Fishery Board
	\|Url=www.riverdee.org.uk/welcome.asp		\|Url=www.riverdee.org.uk/welcome.asp
	\|Notes=The River Dee Trust is a community-based charitable company, set up in 1998 to firstly, improve our knowledge of the ecology and associated fish stocks of the River Dee so that practical improvements and restoration of the River and the wildlife it supports can be achieved. Secondly, to deliver educational information to schools, organisations and individuals living in the North East of Scotland.		\|Notes=The River Dee Trust is a community-based charitable company, set up in 1998 to firstly, improve our knowledge of the ecology and associated fish stocks of the River Dee so that practical improvements and restoration of the River and the wildlife it supports can be achieved. Secondly, to deliver educational information to schools, organisations and individuals living in the North East of Scotland.

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 |Name=Argyll Fisheries Trust
 |Url=www.argyllfisheriestrust.co.uk/
 |Notes=The work of the Argyll Fisheries Trust (AFT) is focused on migratory fish species such as salmon and sea trout. AFT has also undertaken scientific research on a range of other freshwater fish species, notably pike, brown trout, char and lamprey. There are many factors in the freshwater and marine environment that have impacted wild fish populations in the region, and AFT continue to work with the relevant bodies to improve management practices and conserve this important natural and economic resource.
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 |Url=www.ayrshireriverstrust.org/
 |Notes=The Ayrshire Rivers Trust provide advice, carry out research, and protect and enhance freshwater rivers and their surrounding habitat.
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 |Name=River Restoration Centre
 |Url=www.therrc.co.uk
-|Notes=The River Restoration Centre exists to promote, facilitate and support best practice in river, watercourse and floodplain management across the UK. It aims to provide a focal point for the exchange and dissemination of information and expertise relating to river restoration and enhancement. The Centre also provides advice on site-specific technical issues through a network of experienced river restoration practitioners. RRC is a non-profit making organisation which aims to offer impartial advice to enable practitioners and clients, to gain maximum benefit from current experiences in a variety of easily accessible ways.
+|Notes=The River Restoration Centre (RRC) exists to promote, facilitate and support best practice in river, watercourse and floodplain management across the UK. It aims to provide a focal point for the exchange and dissemination of information and expertise relating to river restoration and enhancement. The Centre also provides advice on site-specific technical issues through a network of experienced river restoration practitioners. RRC is a non-profit making organisation which aims to offer impartial advice to enable practitioners and clients, to gain maximum benefit from current experiences in a variety of easily accessible ways.
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 |Url=www.snh.gov.uk/
 |Notes=Scottish Natural Heritage (SNH) is a Scottish public body, responsible for Scotland's natural heritage, especially its natural, genetic and scenic diversity. It advises the Scottish Government and acts as a government agent in the delivery of conservation designations, i.e. National Nature Reserves, Local Nature Reserves, Long Distance Routes, National Parks, Sites of Special Scientific Interest (SSSIs), Special Areas of Conservation, Special Protection Areas and the National Scenic Area. SNH offers support to improving Scotland's water environment through its Grant Programme.
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NickRRC at 10:04, 21 February 2014

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	\|Name=River Restoration Centre		\|Name=River Restoration Centre
	\|Url=www.therrc.co.uk		\|Url=www.therrc.co.uk
	\|Notes=The River Restoration Centre exists to promote, facilitate and support best practice in river, watercourse and floodplain management across the UK. It aims to provide a focal point for the exchange and dissemination of information and expertise relating to river restoration and enhancement. The Centre also provides advice on site-specific technical issues through a network of experienced river restoration practitioners. RRC is a non-profit making organisation which aims to offer impartial advice to enable practitioners and clients, to gain maximum benefit from current experiences in a variety of easily accessible ways		\|Notes=The River Restoration Centre exists to promote, facilitate and support best practice in river, watercourse and floodplain management across the UK. It aims to provide a focal point for the exchange and dissemination of information and expertise relating to river restoration and enhancement. The Centre also provides advice on site-specific technical issues through a network of experienced river restoration practitioners. RRC is a non-profit making organisation which aims to offer impartial advice to enable practitioners and clients, to gain maximum benefit from current experiences in a variety of easily accessible ways.
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	\|Name=River Restoration Centre		\|Name=River Restoration Centre
	\|Url=www.therrc.co.uk		\|Url=www.therrc.co.uk
	\|Notes=~~The River Restoration Centre (RRC) leads for West region in the RESTORE partnership.~~		\|Notes=The River Restoration Centre exists to promote, facilitate and support best practice in river, watercourse and floodplain management across the UK. It aims to provide a focal point for the exchange and dissemination of information and expertise relating to river restoration and enhancement. The Centre also provides advice on site-specific technical issues through a network of experienced river restoration practitioners. RRC is a non-profit making organisation which aims to offer impartial advice to enable practitioners and clients, to gain maximum benefit from current experiences in a variety of easily accessible ways

	The River Restoration Centre exists to promote, facilitate and support best practice in river, watercourse and floodplain management across the UK. It aims to provide a focal point for the exchange and dissemination of information and expertise relating to river restoration and enhancement. The Centre also provides advice on site-specific technical issues through a network of experienced river restoration practitioners. RRC is a non-profit making organisation which aims to offer impartial advice to enable practitioners and clients, to gain maximum benefit from current experiences in a variety of easily accessible ways
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NickRRC at 10:03, 21 February 2014

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	\|Name=Scottish Natural Heritage		\|Name=Scottish Natural Heritage
	\|Notes=Scottish Natural Heritage (SNH)		\|Url=www.snh.gov.uk/
			\|Notes=Scottish Natural Heritage (SNH) is a Scottish public body, responsible for Scotland's natural heritage, especially its natural, genetic and scenic diversity. It advises the Scottish Government and acts as a government agent in the delivery of conservation designations, i.e. National Nature Reserves, Local Nature Reserves, Long Distance Routes, National Parks, Sites of Special Scientific Interest (SSSIs), Special Areas of Conservation, Special Protection Areas and the National Scenic Area. SNH offers support to improving Scotland's water environment through its Grant Programme.
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	\|Url=www.rafts.org.uk/		\|Url=www.rafts.org.uk/
	\|Notes=Formed in 2005, the Rivers and Fisheries Trusts of Scotland (RAFTS) is a leading independent freshwater conservation charity representing Scotland’s national network of rivers and fisheries Trusts and Foundations. RAFTS manages a range of core policy and project-driven objectives, including representing it’s 25 member Trusts and Foundations.		\|Notes=Formed in 2005, the Rivers and Fisheries Trusts of Scotland (RAFTS) is a leading independent freshwater conservation charity representing Scotland’s national network of rivers and fisheries Trusts and Foundations. RAFTS manages a range of core policy and project-driven objectives, including representing it’s 25 member Trusts and Foundations.
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			\|Name=James Hutton Institute
			\|Url=www.hutton.ac.uk/research/themes/managing-catchments-and-coasts
			\|Notes=The James Hutton Institute is an international research centre based in Scotland. They work in areas including catchment management, natural flood risk, water quality, water resources and ecosystem services.
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	\|Name=River Forth Fisheries Trust		\|Name=River Forth Fisheries Trust
	\|Url=www.fishforth.co.uk/rfft/		\|Url=www.fishforth.co.uk/rfft/
	\|Notes=The Esks Rivers & Fisheries Trust (ERFT) aim to advance for public benefit environmental protection and improvement by conserving and enhancing all species of freshwater fish and their environments primarily but not limited to the inland and coastal waters of the River Forth catchment including all waters which enter the Forth Estuary and Firth of Forth; and advance the education of the public and any other association, company, local authority, administration or governmental body or representative body in understanding aquatic ecosystems, including (a) their flora and economic or social activity, and river catchment management and (b) the need for, and the benefits of, protection, conservation, rehabilitation and improvement of the aquatic environment.		\|Notes=The Esks Rivers & Fisheries Trust (ERFT) aim to advance for public benefit environmental protection and improvement by conserving and enhancing all species of freshwater fish and their environments primarily but not limited to the inland and coastal waters of the River Forth catchment including all waters which enter the Forth Estuary and Firth of Forth; and advance the education of the public and any other association, company, local authority, administration or governmental body or representative body in understanding aquatic ecosystems, including (a) their flora and economic or social activity, and river catchment management and (b) the need for, and the benefits of, protection, conservation, rehabilitation and improvement of the aquatic environment.
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	\|Name=Kyle of Sutherland District Salmon Fishery Board and the Kyle of Sutherland Fisheries Trust		\|Name=Kyle of Sutherland District Salmon Fishery Board and the Kyle of Sutherland Fisheries Trust
	\|Url=www.ksft.org/		\|Url=www.ksft.org/
	\|Notes=The Kyle of Sutherland District Salmon Fisheries Board and the Kyle of Sutherland Fisheries Trust are the two organisations tasked with managing and improving the fishery and the riparian habitat within the catchment of the 5 rivers flowing into the Kyle of Sutherland. Their purpose is to support research conservation initiatives and to advance public education that will benefit the freshwater fish resources and associated habitat of the region and to preserve for future generations a valuable part of Sutherland's natural heritage.		\|Notes=The Kyle of Sutherland District Salmon Fisheries Board and the Kyle of Sutherland Fisheries Trust are the two organisations tasked with managing and improving the fishery and the riparian habitat within the catchment of the 5 rivers flowing into the Kyle of Sutherland. Their purpose is to support research conservation initiatives and to advance public education that will benefit the freshwater fish resources and associated habitat of the region and to preserve for future generations a valuable part of Sutherland's natural heritage.
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	\|Name=Loch Lomond Fisheries Trust		\|Name=Loch Lomond Fisheries Trust
	\|Url=www.llft.org/		\|Url=www.llft.org/
	\|Notes=The Loch Lomond Fisheries Trust (LLFT) formed in 2001 to champion the conservation and restoration of Loch Lomond's native fish populations, their habitats and the freshwater environment. The Trust aim to maintain and restore aquatic biodiversity in and around Loch Lomond by means of practical, responsible and sustainable approaches to water, land and fishery management based on sound science.		\|Notes=The Loch Lomond Fisheries Trust (LLFT) formed in 2001 to champion the conservation and restoration of Loch Lomond's native fish populations, their habitats and the freshwater environment. The Trust aim to maintain and restore aquatic biodiversity in and around Loch Lomond by means of practical, responsible and sustainable approaches to water, land and fishery management based on sound science.
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	\|Name=Lochaber Fisheries Trust		\|Name=Lochaber Fisheries Trust
	\|Url=www.lochaberfish.org.uk/		\|Url=www.lochaberfish.org.uk/
	\|Notes=The Lochaber Fisheries Trust is a charity dedicated to improving and raising awareness of the fish populations and freshwater habitats of Lochaber.		\|Notes=The Lochaber Fisheries Trust is a charity dedicated to improving and raising awareness of the fish populations and freshwater habitats of Lochaber.
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	\|Name=Ness & Beauly Fisheries Trust		\|Name=Ness & Beauly Fisheries Trust
	\|Url=www.nbft.co.uk/		\|Url=www.nbft.co.uk/
	\|Notes=The Ness & Beauly Fisheries Trust (N&BFT) established in 2006 to secure the preservation, protection, development and improvement of both the Rivers Beauly and Ness and the native fish stocks within their catchments. The Trust will support and promote holistic catchment management, drawing together all stakeholders to provide a vehicle to allow them to invest in this management.		\|Notes=The Ness & Beauly Fisheries Trust (N&BFT) established in 2006 to secure the preservation, protection, development and improvement of both the Rivers Beauly and Ness and the native fish stocks within their catchments. The Trust will support and promote holistic catchment management, drawing together all stakeholders to provide a vehicle to allow them to invest in this management.

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	\|Name=Outer Hebrides Fisheries Trust		\|Name=Outer Hebrides Fisheries Trust
	\|Url=www.outerhebridesfisheriestrust.org.uk		\|Url=www.outerhebridesfisheriestrust.org.uk
	\|Notes=The Outer Hebrides Fisheries Trust (OHFT) was formed as the Western Isles Fisheries Trust (WIFT) in 1996. The Trust is a charitable, community based organisation conducting scientific research into wild fish stocks and advising on freshwater fisheries management.		\|Notes=The Outer Hebrides Fisheries Trust (OHFT) was formed as the Western Isles Fisheries Trust (WIFT) in 1996. The Trust is a charitable, community based organisation conducting scientific research into wild fish stocks and advising on freshwater fisheries management.
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	\|Name=West Sutherland Fisheries Trust		\|Name=West Sutherland Fisheries Trust
	\|Url=http://home.btconnect.com/wsft/index.html		\|Url=http://home.btconnect.com/wsft/index.html
	\|Notes=The West Sutherland Fisheries Trust (WSFT) was established in 1996 to maintain and restore native fish populations. The Trust area extends from the Hope in the north to the Garvie in the south, and covers all catchments flowing west.		\|Notes=The West Sutherland Fisheries Trust (WSFT) was established in 1996 to maintain and restore native fish populations. The Trust area extends from the Hope in the north to the Garvie in the south, and covers all catchments flowing west.
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	\|Name=Wester Ross Fisheries Trust		\|Name=Wester Ross Fisheries Trust
	\|Url=www.wrft.org.uk/		\|Url=www.wrft.org.uk/
	\|Notes=Wester Ross Fisheries Trust (WRFT) was established in 1996 in response to the need for solutions to fisheries problems and to improve the management of wild fisheries. It aims to conserve, restore and develop healthy and productive fisheries within Wester Ross.		\|Notes=Wester Ross Fisheries Trust (WRFT) was established in 1996 in response to the need for solutions to fisheries problems and to improve the management of wild fisheries. It aims to conserve, restore and develop healthy and productive fisheries within Wester Ross.
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	\|Name=Findhorn, Nairn and Lossie Fisheries Trust and District Salmon Fishery Boards		\|Name=Findhorn, Nairn and Lossie Fisheries Trust and District Salmon Fishery Boards
	\|Url=www.fnlft.org.uk/		\|Url=www.fnlft.org.uk/
	\|Notes=The Findhorn, Nairn and Lossie Fisheries Trust promotes sustainable management of river resources and fish populations through research, restoration and education. To achieve this, the Trust works closely with the District Salmon Fishery Board for each river, and other relevant organisations.		\|Notes=The Findhorn, Nairn and Lossie Fisheries Trust promotes sustainable management of river resources and fish populations through research, restoration and education. To achieve this, the Trust works closely with the District Salmon Fishery Board for each river, and other relevant organisations.
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	\|Name=River Ythan Trust		\|Name=River Ythan Trust
	\|Url=www.riverythantrust.org/		\|Url=www.riverythantrust.org/
	\|Notes=The River Ythan Trust was formed in early 2010 and aims to protect and enhance the River Ythan in Aberdeenshire.		\|Notes=The River Ythan Trust was formed in early 2010 and aims to protect and enhance the River Ythan in Aberdeenshire.