• Access Legal Position
• Latest News
  • Archived News
• Policies
  • Access Arrangements
• Waterways Information Service
  • Waterways and Coastal Information Service
  • Rivers Covered by Licence
  • Navigation Authorities
  • Access Arrangements
  • Online River and Sea Level Information
• Waterways Volunteers
  • Access Volunteer Role Descriptions
• Environment
  • You Your Canoe and the Environment
  • Drought advice April 2012
  • Canoe England and English Nature Memorandum of Understanding
  • EA Report W266 Effects of canoeing on fish stocks and angling
  • Salmon under threat G Salaris
  • Alien crayfish and crayfish plague
  • Advice on Blue Green Algae
  • Water Framework Directive
  • Stop the Spread
• Canoeing on the Sea
  • Caring for the Marine environment Summary
  • Appreciating Wildlife
  • NonNative or Alien Species
  • Shingle Shores and Dunes
  • Estuaries I Marshes I Land masses
  • Seeking Further Wildlife Advice
  • Reporting Pollution and additional links
  • Maine and Coastal Access Act 2009
  • Marine Conservation Zones I MCZ
• Consultations and Reports
  • Archived Consultations and Reports
• Useful Links
• FAQ

 

The Environment Agency research concluded there is no empirical evidence linking canoeing with damage to fish spawning grounds or damage to fish stocks.

EA report part 1

EA report part 2