Katherine Causer

Katherine Causer is a Catchment Coordinator in Greater Manchester, Merseyside and Cheshire. Katherine has worked for the Environment Agency for 16 years. When she’s not at work Katherine is a keen photographer and loves interior and garden design.

Making the impassable possible

Katherine Causer, 26 June 2015 - Fisheries and biodiversity, Uncategorized, Water

It’s 15 years since I first filmed a poignant video of salmon trying to negotiate a weir on the lower reaches of the River Bollin, in Cheshire, during the breeding season. Salmon disappeared from the Bollin nearly two centuries ago …

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