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Wildlife, Access & Environment

You and the environment

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As sports, Canoeing and kayaking are widely regarded to have a benign environmental impact. It is however important for all paddlers to be aware of their responsibilities in helping ensure the environment is protected and enhanced for all.
British Canoeing would like to see the outdoors open to all sustainable recreational pursuits & to all responsible recreational users.  This will enable the public to enjoy the health and well-being benefits of recreation in, on or beside water. 
You can see their campaign Clear Access Clear Waters here.

Environmental help and advice

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We’re here to raise awareness of the importance of our native species and their habitats in our water environment. We are also actively involved in efforts to improve water quality in our waters, benefiting the natural ecosystem and paddlers alike. Here is guidance on how you can get involved in environmental projects, as well as information on some of the common environmental issues affecting paddlers.
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The following documents deal with aspects of Canoeing & the Environment
  • Seal alliance guidance
  • Living seas Seal guidance​​
  • Wildlife watching in the Walney Channel Cumbria Wildlife 
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    • Safeguarding and Safety >
      • Event Safety Procedures
    • Booking policy
    • Coaching and leadership (CPD)
    • Sea Kayaking
    • Open Canoeing
    • Youth river running
    • Women in to paddling
    • Stand up paddle boarding
    • Racing
    • Polo
    • Paddling in Cumbria >
      • Local Partners
      • Clubs
      • Local Authors
      • Access
      • Rivers >
        • River Crake
        • River Lune
        • Greta & Middle Derwent
      • Wildlife Access & Environment
      • Latest Hazards
    • RDT Resources (Expenses, Safety, Bursaries, Equipment loans) >
      • Bursaries
      • Expenses
      • Meetings
      • RDT Equipment Loan
  • Latest News
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  • About Us & Contacts