BREA and ART Conference
-
BREA and ART Conference
conference_22.jpgand a comfy chair
-
BREA and ART Conference
conference_50.jpga visit to the hatchery
-
BREA and ART Conference
conference_31.jpggone fishing
-
BREA and ART Conference
conference_40.jpga visit to wellbrook beetling mill
-
BREA and ART Conference
conference_14.jpgobviously a subject that attracts a large turnout!
-
BREA and ART Conference
conference_6.jpgone of the many groups of speakers
-
BREA and ART Conference
conference_23.jpgsome serious conversation?
-
BREA and ART Conference
conference_51.jpgwhat they saw in the tanks
-
BREA and ART Conference
conference_32.jpgall keen to see the catch
-
BREA and ART Conference
conference_41.jpgthe mill wheel in action
-
BREA and ART Conference
conference_15.jpgdeep in concentration
-
BREA and ART Conference
conference_7.jpgan atmospheric presentation
-
BREA and ART Conference
conference_20.jpgsome rest and relaxation
-
BREA and ART Conference
conference_28.jpgall aboard!
-
BREA and ART Conference
conference_38.jpggetting a closer look at the river
-
BREA and ART Conference
conference_12.jpgEileen Mallon - 'working with river trusts'
-
BREA and ART Conference
conference_46.jpgclose - up on the clear waters
-
BREA and ART Conference
conference_5.jpgdelegates taking it all in
-
BREA and ART Conference
conference_21.jpgand time for a chat about the day
-
BREA and ART Conference
conference_48.jpgpointing out the project work
-
BREA and ART Conference
conference_30.jpga watery classroom
-
BREA and ART Conference
conference_13.jpganother speaker takes the floor
-
BREA and ART Conference
conference_39.jpgsome lovely clear water!
-
BREA and ART Conference
conference_4.jpgan engrossed audience
-
BREA and ART Conference
conference_26.jpgcamera shy?
-
BREA and ART Conference
conference_35.jpgsome interesting facts about the project
-
BREA and ART Conference
conference_44.jpgcooling off the weary feet
-
BREA and ART Conference
conference_18.jpgfood and conversation to round up the day
-
BREA and ART Conference
conference_3.jpgthe minister and speakers get aquainted and get some fresh air
-
BREA and ART Conference
conference_10.jpga quick refreshment break
-
BREA and ART Conference
conference_19.jpga few jokes too perhaps
-
BREA and ART Conference
conference_27.jpggathering together for the start of another day
-
BREA and ART Conference
conference_11.jpgfamily snaps from Mark Horton?
-
BREA and ART Conference
conference_45.jpga walk in the woods
-
BREA and ART Conference
conference_24.jpgwinding down at the end of the evening
-
BREA and ART Conference
conference_33.jpgsmile for the camera
-
BREA and ART Conference
conference_16.jpgthanks again!
-
BREA and ART Conference
conference_42.jpgcrossing the mill race
-
BREA and ART Conference
conference_8.jpga full house!
-
BREA and ART Conference
conference_25.jpgcheers!
-
BREA and ART Conference
conference_34.jpga crayfish close - up
-
BREA and ART Conference
conference_43.jpgwoodland wildflowers on the river bank
-
BREA and ART Conference
conference1.jpgminister Poots opens the conference
-
BREA and ART Conference
conference_17.jpganother group of speakers
-
BREA and ART Conference
conference_9.jpgthanks very much!
The BREA (Ballinderry River Enhancement Association) and ART (Association of River Trusts) conference took place on the 19 and 20 May 2010, initially at the Glenavon House Hotel in Cookstown, followed up by a field trip to the Ballinderry River System.
The event focused on what Rivers Trusts and other like-minded organisations are doing to help deliver EU and local objectives for freshwater, its species and habitats; with a special emphasis on the importance of partnership working.
Speakers from across the UK and Ireland demonstrated the wide and varied work of Rivers Trusts, with a special keynote address from the Northern Ireland Minister for the Environment Mr Edwin Poots MLA.







