]> 2026-04-16T03:58:14+00:00 Case study:The South Hams River Improvement Project (SHRImP) 500 en CRF004 Project Briefing Note - South Hams.pdf CRF Project briefing note - South Hams River Approved Gravel augmentation Improvement of channel morphology Westcountry Rivers Trust South Devon AONB Environment Agency South West Water Yealm fishing association Slapton Ley Field Studies Centre Salcombe & Kingsbridge Estuary Aune Conservation Association Forestry Commission Great Britain Defra Catchment Restoration Fund Yes Yes Yes false No 50.400639974046,-3.6309814453125 Scott Westcountry Rivers Trust West Farm advice and plans Gravel augmentation,Fencing, Alternative drinkers, Nutrient management, Cut back of trees,,Improvement of channel morphology, Creation of fish passes, Avon dam fisheries water releases, Fish tracking, Fish biomanipulation, Nutrient modelling, Fish surveys, Heavy metal investigations,Farm advice and plans,Valuing social benefits of works, Community Education,,Community engagement, SW002 monitoring framework table.docx RRC Monitoring table - South Hams River Creation of fish passes Avon dam fisheries water releases Fish tracking Fish biomanipulation Nutrient modelling Fish surveys Heavy metal investigations 5828 South Devon AONB, Environment Agency, South West Water, Yealm fishing association,Slapton Ley Field Studies Centre, Salcombe & Kingsbridge Estuary, Aune Conservation Association, Forestry Commission 2015-03-31Z 2457112.5 2012-07-01Z 2456109.5 Complete SHRImP is a partnership project that will use Catchment Restoration Funds to manage restoration work to deliver habitat improvements on the South Hams Rivers. 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:sediment which has a direct adverse effect on water quality; barriers to fish migration, preventing fish from reaching their natural spawning grounds; fertiliser run-off into rivers which can cause nutrient enrichment and have a negative impact on river ecology; acidified moorland that creats low pH levels that are detrimental to the river’s ecological health;interrupted conveyance of river gravels, reducing spawning habitats for salmonids. The South Hams River Improvement Project (SHRImP) the south hams river improvement project (shrimp) No River Dart South West Fencing Alternative drinkers Nutrient management Cut back of trees DART dart UK - Site of Special Scientific Interest South Hams River south hams river Valuing social benefits of works Community Education DART GB510804605900 Fisheries Flood risk management Habitat and biodiversity Social benefits Water quality 900 500 - 1000 k€ GB510804605900 DART Community engagement 2014-03-01Z 2456717.5 2012-08-01Z 2456140.5 2013-06-06T07:42:21Z 2456449.8210764 2017-06-06T08:10:09Z 2457910.8403819 The South Hams River Improvement Project (SHRImP) 500 1 plainlist 5 [[Category:Case study]] [[Project title::!The South Hams River Improvement Project (SHRImP)]] [[Subcatchment title::DART]] The South Hams River Improvement Project (SHRImP)# QUERYd93917fbf25247a81b9f0ee68e70b0f9 500 1 list 3 [[Category:Case study]] [[Parent project::Case study:The South Hams River Improvement Project (SHRImP)]] The South Hams River Improvement Project (SHRImP)# QUERYef466dd2a1a36bc9461982870cd2864e Parent project 102 en Parent project