IMPORTANT INFORMATION
WCC will be holding a meeting at 6pm on the 21st October 2026 at the Swan Hotel Hay on Wye HR3 5DQ.
This meeting, the first since COVID, is not just open to previous WCC members but to all other Wye riparian owners. The purpose is to decide whether WCC should revive itself and if so, in what form.
There is limited ability for a hybrid meeting so anyone wanting to attend is urged to do so in person.
It would be great to see as many of you as possible and have an Idea of numbers, so if you are planning to attend or send a representative please notify Christopher Morley by email.
Notice of 2018 Annual General Meeting, Friday 2nd March 2018
The 2018 Annual General Meeting of the WCC will be held at 6.15pm on Friday 2nd March 2018 at the Three Counties Hotel in Hereford (HR2 7BP).
Speakers include :
Adrian Lloyd Jones, Conservation Officer from North Wales Wildlife Trust, on the proposals to re-introduce European beaver in Wales. .
Peter Gough, Senior Technical Specialist from NRW talking about World Fish Migration day
River Wye Fish Eating Bird (FEB) Survey, Saturday 3rd February, 2018
At 9am on Saturday 3rd February a river-wide cormorant and goosander count will take place on the Wye. This is the second of a number of surveys that the statutory authorities have requested and is being co-ordinated by Chris James, Chairman of Hereford & District AA.
It is important that as many owners and anglers as possible take part so that the river is covered effectively. If you are able to carry out a survey on your fishery (or someone else is on your behalf), please let Chris know in advance on hdaa@sky.com or 07737 684 963.
Please note that the surveys must start at 9am to avoid duplicate counting.
Results of the surveys should then be emailed to Chris, including species of bird and their numbers plus any other details that might be relevant. He will then collate these results and pass them on to the statutory authorities.
The information and forms required for a count are attached as Word doc or can be downloaded as PDFs from the Wye & Usk Foundation website here.