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6A Fenland showing islands and land below sea level 

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Figure 1 Bank slip caused by a land drain or poor soil structure 
Figure 1.6A Fenland showing islands and land below sea level 
Figure 1-Coir rolls on the Sixteen Foot River near Bedlam Bridge four...
Figure 1 A fringe left on a drain 
+27 Figure 1 Drain cleaning diagram 
Good Ecological Potential in Fenland Waterbodies: A Guide to Management Strategies and Mitigation Measures for achieving Good Ecological Potential in Fenland Waterbodies.
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  • Oct 2017
This guide is designed to assist practitioners of Fenland watercourse management in the public and private domain and sets out simple and cost effective management techniques to help achieve GEP, benefit the wider community, environment, and encourage wider biodiversity in lowland Britain. The focus of this guide is the Water Framework Directive (W...
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This guide is designed to assist practitioners of Fenland or UK lowland watercourse management in the public and private domain and sets out simple and cost effective management techniques to help achieve GEP, benefit the wider community, environment, and encourage wider biodiversity in lowland Britain. The focus of this guide is the Water Framewor...
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