]> 2026-04-19T13:43:24+00:00 Case study:The Axe and Exe River Improvement Project (AERIP) 500 en CRF006 Project Briefing Note - Axe and Exe.pdf CRF Project briefing note - Axe and Exe Approved Marginal planting Gravel augmentation Westcountry Rivers Trust Environment Agency South West Water Natural England Forestry Commission Exmoor National Park Authoity River Exe Foundation Exe Mitigation Group River Exe and Tributaries Association Cannington College Bridgewater Students Axe Vale River Association Axe Fly Fishers Taunton Fly Fishers East Devon AONB Dorset AONB Blackdown Hills AONB South West Rivers Association Defra Catchment Restoration Fund Yes Yes Yes false No 50.902389526367,-3.4903848171234 John Westcountry Rivers Trust Hickey Marginal planting, Gravel augmentation,Track creation for sediment traps, ,,, SW005 monitoring framework table.docx RRC Monitoring table - Axe and Exe 5831 Environment Agency, South West Water, Natural England, Forestry Commission, Exmoor National Park Authoity, River Exe Foundation, Exe Mitigation Group, River Exe and Tributaries Association, Cannington College Bridgewater Students, Axe Vale River Association, Axe Fly Fishers, Taunton Fly Fishers, East Devon AONB, Dorset AONB, Blackdown Hills AONB, South West Rivers Association 2015-03-31Z 2457112.5 2012-07-01Z 2456109.5 Complete The Axe and Exe River Improvement Project (AERIP) is a partnership project using Catchment Restoration Funds to undertake river catchment restoration on the Axe and Exe. The partnership, led by the Westcountry Rivers Trust, has been carrying out river restoration and undertaking works to address the causes of Water Framework Directive issues for many years. Through restoration work the project will address issues including: barriers to fish migration, preventing fish from reaching their natural spawning grounds; diffuse pollution, the run-off of soil and nutrients which cause damage to spawning grounds and a negative impact on the wider river ecology;interrupted conveyance of river gravels reducing the spawning habitat for trout and salmon; degraded river corridor habitat, including the impacts from abandoned tree coppice and excessively eroded and poached riverbanks damaged by stock access. The Axe and Exe River Improvement Project (AERIP) the axe and exe river improvement project (aerip) No Track creation for sediment traps Axe and Exe Catchments axe and exe catchments Economic aspects Flood risk management Habitat and biodiversity Social benefits Water quality 860 500 - 1000 k€ GB108045015050 GB108045008870 AXE, EXE 2013-06-06T10:17:04Z 2456449.9285185 2017-06-06T15:07:25Z 2457911.1301505 The Axe and Exe River Improvement Project (AERIP) 500 1 list 3 [[Category:Case study]] [[Parent project::Case study:The Axe and Exe River Improvement Project (AERIP)]] The Axe and Exe River Improvement Project (AERIP)# QUERYf2721e65dd80e010c4d9f037785d225b