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Trout in the Trym

Restoring Trout to the River Trym

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    • Southmead Trym Valley
      • Trym Valley Open Space Consultation 2020
      • Trym Valley Open Space Regeneration
      • Cleaning up the Trym Valley
  • Activities
    • Cleaning the Trym and Hazel Brook
    • Himalayan Balsam
      • Balsam Map 2022
      • Balsam Bashing Plan Timeline
      • Balsam Bashing Plan Notes
      • Balsam Map 2021
      • Monitoring
      • Progress Reports
  • Reports
    • Wildlife around the Trym and Hazel Brook
    • Bristol University Report
    • Westbury Wildlife Park Report
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    • Trym Fish Survey 2014
    • Trout Caught in the Trym
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    • 9 November 2021 Minutes
    • 12 October 2021 Trout in the Trym Notes
    • 14 September 2021 Minutes
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    • 13 April 2021 Meeting Minutes
    • 9 March 2021 Meeting Minutes
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Westbury Wildlife Park

Information about this area is on the Westbury Wildlife Park Foundation Website.

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Trout in the Trym

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Trout in the Trym5 days ago
A huge pile of Himalayan Balsam created by Balsam Bashing on Sunday in Blaise. There is still a lot more to get in that patch. This is the only area of Himalayan Balsam not tackled last year. As we check the rest of the river system so far we have not found much Balsam at all.
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Trout in the Trym1 week ago
Rubbish collected from the Trym this morning. A pretty good haul by 4 people in a couple of hours. All the rubbish is very old, there seems to be little new stuff going into the Trym in this part of Coombe Dingle. However we are having to make several trips to each section of the river as when we clear it more is exposed.
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