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Lewis Jones, South West Water Jan Dinsdale, Loe Pool Forum Loe Pool and River Cober catchment.

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1 Lewis Jones, South West Water Jan Dinsdale, Loe Pool Forum Loe Pool and River Cober catchment

2 Loe Pool Catchment Management Forum

3 Loe Pool

4 Photos: Dave Davies Breaking the bar...

5 SSSI: Wintering wildfowl Photos: David Chapman

6 Failing SSSI and WFD Photo: David Chapman

7 Historic, current and target total phosphorus concentrations for Loe Pool

8 The future: clear water Algal blooms a thing of the past Recovery of macrophyte beds Stable ecology Photo: Jan Dinsdale Photo: David Chapman Photo: Jan Dinsdale

9 The Catchment Approach

10 Photo: West BritonPhoto: Jan Dinsdale Photo: Kennack Diving

11 Photo: Tim Walker Local community Photo: Jan Dinsdale Environmental education

12 Enjoying nature and helping out Photos: Jan Dinsdale

13 Thank you

14 Improved water quality - Otter Photos: David Chapman

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