Get Application To Trap And/or Remove Crayfish - Natural Resources Wales

This guide provides users with a step-by-step approach to correctly filling out the Application To Trap And/or Remove Crayfish form from Natural Resources Wales. Completing this form accurately is crucial for obtaining permission to trap and manage crayfish in designated waters.

Follow the steps to fill out the Application To Trap And/or Remove Crayfish online.

1. Click the ‘Get Form’ button to access the form and open it in the editor.
2. Provide your applicant details, including your title, first name, last name, address, postcode, and contact numbers. Ensure that your information is accurate as this will determine the processing of your application.
3. Fill out the section about the water by stating the name of the water source, along with the nearest town and county. Provide a national grid reference or attach a clear map indicating the water location.
4. Detail the trap information by entering the dimensions of the traps you plan to use (length, width, entrance size, and mesh size in millimeters). State the total number of traps or nets you will employ.
5. Describe the task you intend to carry out: indicate when you wish to trap, specify the trapping method (crayfish trap, hand net, drop net, etc.), and the reason for trapping (e.g., fishery management, personal consumption, etc.).
6. In the crayfish removal section, specify the species of crayfish you plan to trap and indicate if the trapping is for survey purposes. Confirm the type of water body you will be using (canal, river, stillwater, etc.) and note whether the site has any conservation designation.
7. Complete the signature and declaration section to confirm that the information provided is accurate and that you have read the data protection notice. Include your signature, printed name, and date.
8. Once all sections are filled out, save your changes. You can either download the document, print it, or share it as needed before submitting it.

Complete your application online today to ensure proper management of crayfish in your area.