What
has the Fish Welfare Fund achieved to date?KHVFWF
has enabled attendance at conferences with Defra,
Cefas, Environment
Agency, IFM FWF
has enabled a visit to Israel on a fact finding trip about vaccination against
KHV – not paid for by the FWF FWF
has provided funding for Defra/Cefas research into the spread and distribution
of KHV in English and Welsh waters FWF
has enabled attendance at a conference with the Natural History Museum on developing
a simple method for anglers to check the health of their rivers. International
RelationsFWF
has enabled attendance the UNCM
conference in France, with Cefas,
on illegal fish movements, night fishing on rivers, a National fishing licence
and youth development Contact
has been made with Carp Groups across Europe Defra
ConsultationsFWF
has enabled submission of responses to a number of consultations affecting angling,
fisheries and the environment. Invasive
Non Native Species Access
to Coastal Areas Marine
Bill England
Implementation Group – Animal Welfare Act Transporting
Fish KHV
and Novel Diseases Biosecurity Common
Fisheries Policy Consultations Cod
recovery plan BASS
minimum lading size review Implementation
of the Fish Health DirectiveFWF
has enabled attendance at a number of meetings to promote the Fisheries Accreditation
Scheme with EA, IFM, Cefas, Defra and FACT. Water
ResourcesFWF
has enabled responses to consultations on Water Resources with the EA at national,
regional and area levels. Fish
Health and Welfare StrategyFWF
is enabling the preparation of a draft Fish Health and Welfare Strategy under
the Animal Welfare Act. |