Breedme River Lynn ((free)) Today

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| Activity | Economic Value (2024 est.) | Stakeholders | |----------|----------------------------|--------------| | – Angling, canoeing, walking | £4.2 M (tourism & retail) | Angling clubs (e.g., Lynn Anglers Society ), local businesses | | Water Supply – Abstracted for King’s Lynn (≈ 12 Ml d⁻¹) | £1.8 M (utility revenue) | Norfolk Water , South Norfolk Water | | Flood Defence – Maintenance of emb breedme river lynn

| Group | Representative Species | Conservation Status (UK) | Notable Observations | |-------|------------------------|--------------------------|----------------------| | | Salmo trutta (Brown trout) | Not threatened | Strong populations in upper reaches; spawning habitats protected by gravel augmentation projects. | | | Anguilla anguilla (European eel) | Critically Endangered | Presence confirmed by electro‑fishing; eel passes installed at the Gordon River Bridge . | | | Abramis brama (Common bream) | Least Concern | Dominant in the lower, slower‑moving sections. | | Macro‑invertebrates | Gammarus pulex (Freshwater shrimp) | LC | Indicator of good water quality; high IBMWP scores. | | | Hydropsyche spp. (Caddisflies) | LC | Sensitive to organic pollution; abundant in riffle habitats. | | Molluscs | Unio spp. (Freshwater mussels) | Vulnerable | Small colonies in the mid‑catchment; subject of a recent re‑introduction trial (2022). | | Amphibians | Triturus cristatus (Great crested newt) | Protected | Breeding ponds near Breckland support modest populations. | | Birds (riparian) | Ardea cinerea (Grey heron), Anas platyrhynchos (Mallard) | N/A | The lower tidal reach hosts overwintering wildfowl; reedbeds are key for Acrocephalus warblers. | | | | Abramis brama (Common bream) |