Site Audits & Report Writing
British AquaCare can offer a full site survey package, which can be as detailed or as brief as the client requires. A full site report often includes:
- Chemical Aspects (Water Supply, Water Quality Assessment, Silt Chemistry)
- Biological Aspects (Fish Stock Assessment, Terrestrial & Aquatic Vegetation, Algae, Aquatic Invertebrate Sampling)
This information is gathered then analysed to develop an up-to-date management plan for the client and how to maximise the full potential of their water.

We also specialise in:
Algae Identification
All algae play a huge role of the functionality of any water body. Unfortunately, certain algae’s can be problematic. Therefore, understanding what species of algae is present, and the abundance of it is crucial. We offer expertise in the identification process and guidance on management to prevent any issues arising.
Aquatic Macrophyte Assessment
Evaluations of aquatic plant communities are key to support aquatic ecosystem health. British AquaCare are able to identify macrophytes and develop strategic management plans on how to protect/preserve delicate species, or control/eradicate unwanted species.
Biosecurity Site Plans
One of the most important aspects of managing a fishery is to maintain a disease-free stock. As angling has never been more popular, fishery managers are constantly at risk of anglers transferring fish disease and pathogens on to site via their equipment (wet nets, mats, slings etc) which can be catastrophic and cause huge financial implications.
We work closely with clients in developing comprehensive site plans to prevent disease introduction and spread.
Silt & Substrate Surveys/Analysis
Siltation can pose a risk to all waterbodies and often, if not managed, can lead to loss of amenity.
There are various management techniques for controlling or removing the silt.
However, understanding the composition of the Silt and the abundance present is key. British AquaCare offer a silt identification and abundance calculation service.
Invasive Non-Native Species Management
Invasive Non-Native species cost the UK economy over £4 Billion every year, they also play a huge role in the degradation of freshwater fisheries across the UK. There are various INNS which seem to thrive at fisheries both terrestrial (Japanese Knotweed, Giant Hogweed etc) and aquatic (Prussian Carp, Wells Catfish, Signal Crayfish etc).
British AquaCare offer guidance and effective strategies for controlling and eradicating harmful invasive non-native species. All of our operatives are fully qualified in the applications of various chemicals and pesticides.

Water Quality Monitoring
Maintaining good water quality is key to sustain all aquatic life. There are external environmental factors that are beyond your control which if not monitored can have a significant impact on fish health. Agricultural and urban run off’s, contaminated inlets, terrestrial environments are only to name a few which could lead to fish health implications, if not manged and rectified. British AquaCare offer a bespoke water quality monitoring service, either one-off, or regular assessments to maintain optimal conditions for your aquatic life.
Habitat Creation / Restoration
We specialise in habitat creation and restoration, dedicated to enhancing and revitalising natural ecosystems. Our services are tailored to restore degraded environments, improve biodiversity, and support wildlife. From re-establishing water bodies to creating new habitats, we design and implement sustainable projects that harmonise with the local ecology. Whether you’re looking to reinstate a wetland, meadow, or some river restoration; our expert team ensures a thriving habitat that benefits both nature and the surrounding community, promoting environmental resilience and sustainability.






