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Wales has some of the most spectacular estuaries in Britain like the Dee, the Severn and the Mawddach.

Our rivers and lakes have shaped our landscape, from Upland lakes such as Llyn Idwal and our large rivers like the Wye.

Restoration of freshwater features in the River Dee and Llyn Tegid SAC

Harbour master safety direction for shellfish harvesting licence holders operating in the Dee Estuary

Find important information for users of the ports and shipping in the Dee Estuary

Preventing the introduction and spread of non-native species in the Dee Estuary

How to report an emergency in the Dee Estuary

Notices to Mariners in the Dee Conservancy

Information for users navigating in the Dee Conservancy

A formal review of the DCMSMS was carried out by the Duty Holder in conjunction with the Designated Person and the Dee Conservancy Harbour Master (DCHM) on 1 November 2023.

We work with the Environment Agency, and partners, to ensure that the appropriate collaborative arrangements are in place for planning and managing the cross-border catchment for the Severn river basin district. 

Periods of long dry spells and low water levels can affect the integrity of earth embankments. It’s also a good time to inspect the upstream face. Use this guidance to know what to look for and what to do.

15 Jul 2022

Natural Resources Wales is to double the release of water into the Afon Elan from Caban Coch reservoir to lessen the impact of low water levels and high temperatures on fish stocks during the hot weather forecasted for the early part of next week.

River basin management plans provide the overarching framework for water management, helping to protect and improve our water environment.