of seahorses, otters, dolphins or porpoises are just possible too. Those local to the Dart do not take these riches for granted and play an active part in keeping our waters special - our local problems tend to be from the cumulative impact of small but all too frequent issues – every positive effort really does count. The special nature of the Upper Dart Estuary is now celebrated in its designation as a Marine Conservation Zone – extra emphasis is now encouraged on its conservation and all relevant authorities have an appropriate duty of regard for its care. Dart Harbour has a leading role within the long-term stewardship of the estuary and encourages its customers and stakeholders, visitors and locals to join them in its pride of care.


The South Devon AONB Estuaries Partnership, of which Dart Harbour is a member, has a clear aim of ensuring the balanced conservation management of our estuaries and their surrounding water catchments for all – we are a part of our estuary. As with this Harbour Guide, our Estuaries Management Plan gives guidance on actions that we should all make, no matter how small. For more information, visit: www.SouthDevonAONB.org. uk or contact the South Devon AONB Estuaries Officer, Nigel Mortimer


Phone 01803 229335 or email Nigel.Mortimer@SouthDevonAONB.org.uk


Yacht Taxi - Ch 69 tel: 07970 346571


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