Natural England investigated for putting up environmentally disastrous fish barriers in bid to encourage weeds
The Environment Agency is investigating its sister organisation, Natural England
The Angling Trust said the move would impact fish
Natural England is under investigation for putting up environmentally disastrous fish barriers in an effort to encourage weeds.
The Environment Agency is looking into its sister organisation after it erected two separate fish barriers at Gravel Dyke and Hudson s Marsh in Norfolk.
The barriers prevent fish from travelling down the river, and the Angling Trust has argued they are likely to impede the spawning of bream and pike.