Tame, Anker & Mease | Humber
Severn Trent (Sub hosts - Wildlife Trust for Birmingham and The Black Country, Warwickshire Wildlife Trust and Trent Rivers Trust)
Charlotte Trigg, Catchment Partnership Coordinator, Severn Trent
The Tame Anker and Mease (TAM) catchment covers a large area of the midlands, heavy industry has had a large influence on the water bodies in the area, though this has declined over recent years.
The Opportunities:
Engage and work with local stakeholders and communities
Create a more sustainable and diverse water environment
Increase the natural capacity of rivers, streams, and wetlands to alleviate the impacts of flooding and pollution
Enhance the quality of the natural environment for the benefit of people’s health and wellbeing
The Challenges:
Agricultural diffuse pollution and sedimentation into watercourses
Densely populated catchment with a wide variety of communities to engage with
Physical modifications due to urbanisation, water storage, and flood protection
HS2 and its associated development
Invasive Non Native Species