 | A new programme has been launched that club officials and anglers can access to refresh their fisheries enforcement skills, entirely free of charge. Created by the Angling Trust’s Fisheries Enforcement Support Service |
(FESS), FishNET is an online learning system covering seven modules, and is ideal for anyone new to, or already involved in, any aspects of fisheries enforcement.
“This will revolutionise the way we deliver educational material,” said Joel Virgo, FESS communications manager. “It will cover topics including fisheries law, best practices, prevention strategies and invasive non-native species. “It is perfect for anyone involved with or interested in fisheries enforcement, from the individual angler to club bailiffs and rural police teams.
Want to better protect your local fishery? Sign up now.
“There are free places available over the next 12 months on a first come, first served basis.”
To register, please visit: www.anglingtrust.net/ fishnet-learning-hub
“This will revolutionise the way we deliver educational material,” said Joel Virgo, FESS communications manager. “It will cover topics including fisheries law, best practices, prevention strategies and invasive non-native species. “It is perfect for anyone involved with or interested in fisheries enforcement, from the individual angler to club bailiffs and rural police teams.
Want to better protect your local fishery? Sign up now.
“There are free places available over the next 12 months on a first come, first served basis.”
To register, please visit: www.anglingtrust.net/ fishnet-learning-hub
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