Humber Advisory Group
GET INVOLVED!
CALLING ALL
STAKEHOLDERS!
Why not represent organisations and local people with an interest in the Humber Estuary to find ways forward to conserve important habitats and wildlife. Have your say at coastal workshops and meetings.
During the development of the Management Scheme the Humber Advisory Group was formed, the members represent a large range of voluntary organisations and individuals who provided stakeholder input into the Humber Management Scheme and support the roles of the Humber Relevant Authorities Group (HERAG).
- Barton & District Angling Clubs
- Bass Anglers Sportfishing Society
- British Association for Shooting & Conservation
- British Horse Society
- City of Hull Environment Forum
- Clapson & Sons (Shipbuilders) Ltd
- Cottingham Parish Council
- Dept of Geography University of Hull
- Derwent Valley Conservation Group
- Friends of the Earth - MARINET
- Hull & East Riding Wildfowlers Association
- Hull Civic Society
- Hull Geological Society
- Hull Naturalists Union
- Humber Chemical Focus
- Humber Forum Ltd
- Humber INCA
- Humber Parasailing
- Humber Yawl Club
- Institute of Estuarine and Coastal Studies
- Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust
- Royal Society for Protection of Birds
- Royal Yachting Association
- South Humber Bank Wildlife and People Project
- The Angling Trust
- Tourists Information Office
- Wetland Archaeology and Environments Research Centre - University of Hull
- Wootten Wildfowling and Conservation Club
- Yorkshire & Lincolnshire Association of Sea Anglers
- Yorkshire Wildlife Trust
Section 6.5 (Management Actions undertaken with the help of the Humber Advisory Group) of The Humber Management Scheme lists the Management Actions within the Action Plan over which the Relevant Authorities do not have direct control. HERAG have agreed to work with The Humber Advisory Group (HAG) to reduce any adverse impacts that may be occurring on the site following advice received from HAG through their ongoing monitoring of these activities.
Recreational Activities- Angling
- Cockle gathering
- Plant gathering
- Access
- Angling
- Airborne recreation
- Bait digging
- Dog walking
- Horse riding
- Jet and water skiing and power boating
- Motorised access to foreshores
- Motorised Recreation on the foreshores
- Samphire collection
- Walking
- Wildfowling
- Fields trips - universities/schools
- Guided walks and activities
- Voluntary Codes of Conduct
- Humber Signage
- Incident reporting
- Research into recreational disturbance of the Humber SPA