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	Balancing the Ecosystem - Broads Authority
		In Barton Broad, it was never going to be possible to biomanipulate the whole of the broad, since the river River Ant flows through it, and thousands of boats cross it every year.
		Instead, fish-free bays were created around the margins of the broad, isolating them from the main broad using specially designed fish-proof curtains which stop the fish.
		By summer 2000, when, in the whole of the main broad, the Daphnia population was only 46 million, inside the fish-free zone it was 4,600 million.
	www.broads-authority.gov.uk /projects/barton-broad/the-process.html (586 words)

	Barton Broad, Norfolk Broads, including Barton Turf, Punt Club, Gayes Staithe
		Barton Broad is the second largest of the Norfolk Broads and was subject to substantial improvement a few years ago.
		Barton Broad is home to the Norfolk Punt Club, who have a pontoon anchored in the middle of the broad.
		At the West end of the Broad is the entrance to Lime Kiln Dike, which is adjacent to a thatched boathouse near Gayes staithe.
	www.tournorfolk.co.uk /bartonbroad.html (526 words)

	Barton Broad
		Barton Broad lies within The Broads National Park in Norfolk, England.
		It is, after Hickling Broad, the second largest broad, and a nature reserve in the care of Norfolk Wildlife Trust.
		Excursions on the broad can be made in Britain's first solar-powered passenger boat, the "Ra".
	www.ebroadcast.com.au /lookup/encyclopedia/ba/Barton_Broad.html (46 words)

	CMS Case Study - Broads Authority
		Stoneworts can be found in the broad all year round and although the height of the lawn will naturally decrease in the winter it will still provide a welcome food source for water birds such as gadwell, golden eye, pochard and coot which congregate in their thousands.
		The term clear water refers to visibility to the bottom of the broad (mean depth c.1m), water is free from high populations of algae although occasional elevation in suspended matter as a result of wind events and boat traffic may result from the shallow nature of the water body.
		Barton Broad is part of a changing landscape of semi-natural habitats of open water, marshes, fen, reed bed and woodland, whilst supporting and facilitating healthy local economy, a wealth of appropriate recreational uses and involved communities.
	www.esdm.co.uk /cms/broads.asp (1817 words)

	Barton Broad Information
		Barton Broad lies within The Broads National Park in Norfolk, the United Kingdom.
		The broad is situated to the south and east of the village of Barton Turf, and is within the parish of Barton Turf.
		Excursions on the broad can be made in the United Kingdom's first solar powered passenger boat, the "Ra".
	www.bookrags.com /wiki/Barton_Broad (102 words)

	UKCPI - Education and Publications
		The aim of the Clearwater 2000 project at Barton Broad is to restore the broad to a healthy and attractive state, to benefit wildlife and increase public enjoyment.
		Barton, the second largest broad, is nationally valued as a nature reserve, a water recreation area and as a monument to the ancient art of peat digging.
		The trust got involved with the Broads when detergents were blamed for the excess nutrients in the water and continued with their support although it was established that the main problem was with agricultural practices and human sewage.
	www.ukcpi.org /educ (1789 words)

	The Broads Information
		The Broads are a network of mostly navigable rivers and lakes (known locally as broads) in the English counties of Norfolk and Suffolk.
		The Broads and some surrounding land was constituted as a special area with a level of protection similar to a national park by The Norfolk and Suffolk Broads Act of 1988.
		Although the terms Norfolk Broads and Suffolk Broads are used to identify those areas within the two counties repectively, the whole area is sometimes referred to as the "Norfolk broads".
	www.bookrags.com /wiki/The_Broads (1292 words)

	bymnews.com
		The Broads Authority's Millennium project to improve the water quality on Barton Broad has won a prestigious national award.
		Clear Water 2000 was a partnership project involving the Broads Authority, Norfolk Wildlife Trust, Anglian Water, the Environment Agency, East of England Development Agency and Norfolk Environmental Waste Services, with involvement by a wide range of stakeholder and community groups.
		Barton is the second largest of the Broads and the Clear Water project, which has been running since 1995, uses several innovative techniques in waterway conservation and has involved a high level of specialised research.
	www.bymnews.com /new/content/view/26569/82 (894 words)

	Amazon.ca: Original Intent:: Books: David Barton (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Barton explores extensively the role of Christianity in founding this country and devastates the current revisionists who claim the founders were randy, atheistic and selfish.
		Barton builds an impregnable case that the current liberal assertion of church and state separation, which has evolved into an all out attack, particularly on Christianity, is far from the original intent of the founders.
		Barton delves into how the anti-God crowd has distorted Jefferson's letter to the Danbury Baptists, where he mentions creating a "wall of separation", and how the left has continually assaulted the premise that America was created a "Christian" nation.
	www.amazon.ca /Original-Intent-David-Barton/dp/0925279579 (1535 words)

	BBC Online - Norfolk - News - Barton Broad restoration
		Five years ago Barton Broad was dying, polluted with fertiliser from surrounding farmland.
		Now, as part of the Clear Water project, a new 900-metre boardwalk is being build from the Barton Angler County Inn to take visitors on a voyage of discovery to a viewing platform on the broad's edge.
		That exercise left the broad half a metre deeper and re-established Barton as a prime sailing area.
	www.bbc.co.uk /norfolk/news/072001/05/barton.shtml (413 words)

	Norwich Information - Norfolk Broads Nature Reserves (Site not responding. Last check: )
		By Boat:- Follow the River Ant, Barton Broad is 2 miles (3.2 kms) south of Wayford Bridge and 4miles (6.4 kms) north of Ludham Bridge.
		They live naturally in the broads, eating the algae, they are also a favourite food of fish, so, a large number of fish were caught and tipped into the main broad.
		Suffolk Broads Wildlife Centre is a one hundred and twenty acre miniature version of the Broads made up of reedbeds, marshes, fens, swampy woodland and mini broads with walks across grazing marshes.
	www.norwich1.com /broads_reserves.htm (1613 words)

	Norfolk Broads Photo Tour
		Lots of rivers and broads converge on this spot and I suppose this was why the monks chose this bit of high ground to build their Abbey.
		Barton Broad has recently been dredged and is a great place for boating.
		The outer broad has a boatyard and is a good place to moor for the night, perhaps swinging round your mudweight.
	www.btinternet.com /~n.pope/page7b.htm (1095 words)

	Johnston Barton Proctor & Rose LLP - Diversity
		The purpose of this strategic plan is to set forth the Firm's long-range diversity goals, provide structure and direction to the numerous diversity initiatives already underway within the Firm, and to be a resource for anyone with a diversity idea or question.
		Johnston Barton recognizes that the best decisions are made with the input of lawyers and staff members who represent diverse backgrounds.
		Johnston Barton is proud of its long tradition of generous charitable giving and active community involvement.
	www.johnstonbarton.com /diversity (2136 words)

	Barton Turf, Norfolk Broads, including Barton Broad
		A view from Barton Turf staithe on a frosty winters morning, the building on the staithe is owned by the parish and used for meetings and events.
		Barton Hall is privately owned and not usually open to the public - but once a year in early June a village fete is held in the grounds, allowing public access to see the hall.
		Barton Turf looks very pretty after a fall of snow or on a frosty morning.
	www.tournorfolk.co.uk /bartonturf.html (404 words)

	The Amateur Yacht Research Society (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Barton Turf Adventure Centre (BTAC) is a 7-acre campsite and sailing school originally established for Hertfordshire schools’ use.
		Barton Broad is the second largest of the Norfolk Broads and arguably the best for sailing.
		The Broad is home to numerous wildlife, including many species of birds, fish and even otters who have returned to the Broad.
	www.ayrs.org /Broad_Horizons.htm (514 words)

	ConservationEvidence.com
		The Broads is an area of man-made interlinked shallow freshwater lakes in Norfolk and Suffolk, eastern England.
		The main habitats in the Broads are the rivers and broads (shallow lakes) themselves, fen, carr woodland, drained marshland (grazing marsh) and coastal estuary.
		This case outlines the provision of artificial macrophytes in Barton Broad in an attempt to improve water quality at Barton Broad in Norfolk.
	www.conservationevidence.com /ViewEntry.asp?ID=396 (1486 words)

	Amazon.com: "Barton Broad": Key Phrase page (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Figure 17.3 illustrates this for Barton Broad, using a dataset when no submerged plants (macrophytes) are present: as the total phosphate concentration of the water column rises,...
		Broads began in 1980 with the removal of phosphorus from sewage effluents discharging to the River Ant and ultimately to Barton Broad.
		Despite a 90% reduction in the amount of phosphorus discharged to the River Ant upstream of Barton Broad the lake...
	www.amazon.com /phrase/Barton-Broad (603 words)

	Broad restored for new millenium (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Broads Authority’s new solar boat, “Ra”, will be an integral part of its Millennium Project, Clear Water 2000, a highly innovative and ambitious scheme to restore Barton, second largest of the Norfolk and Suffolk Broads.
		The Broads is a fragile wetland, home to some of the rarest species in the UK.
		The Broads are one of Europe’s most popular inland waterways, attracting many visitors from all over the world.
	www.livinglakes.org /news/broads000901b.htm (428 words)

	EAST OF ENGLAND: THE TRAVELLER'S GUIDE TO THE NORFOLK BROADS Independent, The (London) - Find Articles (Site not responding. Last check: )
		An excellent place to get to grips with the region is the Broads Museum at Stalham Staithe, which has displays on everything from local boat building techniques to Swallows and Amazons author Arthur Ransome, who holidayed in the Broads and set some of his books there.
		One of the most fun places for a walk is the recently opened Barton Broad boardwalk, a 610m path through swampy carr woodland, which is suspended above the water in what was previously a wilderness area.
		Barton Broad is where Admiral Horatio Nelson first took to the water; he sailed here when he was young, and legend has it that he once lost a chain and locket to the depths.
	findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_qn4158/is_20050910/ai_n15369760 (978 words)

	Boating Group
		The sit consist of 5 small fields on which there is a schoolroom with kitchen and shower/ toilet blocks, several workshops for boats etc and a large fleet of boats.
		There is a hard track (less than 100 yds.) from the site along the edge of the broad to a good well-maintained slip into the water.
		Barton Turf is an original cargo staithe off the broad; it is served by a wide (30-40ft) inlet coming off the broad.
	www.boating-group.org.uk /meets/broads/barton.htm (311 words)

	Sailing in the lowlands of England
		I've just spent a week holidaying in a houseboat with my family on the Broads, a group of tidal estuaries and medieval peat workings linked by a network of canals and rivers in the low-lying county of Norfolk, England, and I must say it's a very beautiful place.
		I didn't see one myself, but I did find the model in the Museum of the Broads, and took some shots of the wherry yacht Olive on Barton broad (where Nelson learned to sail, it's said) and in the river near Ludham.
		Said to be derived from the racing punt hull, many of the rescue boats were converted for pleasure sailing on the Broads after the war.
	www.duckworksmagazine.com /02/articles/the_broads (814 words)

	Barton Broad - Broads Authority
		Like all the broads connected to the rivers, by the 1970s Barton was severely affected by decades of nutrient enrichment with nitrates and phosphates, from water running off agricultural land and from the two local sewage treatment works.
		The algae, growing unchecked in the nutrient-rich water, shaded out the other water plants, and at the start of the Clear Water 2000 project, the broad appeared murky and lifeless, with a thick layer of mud on the bottom, which restricted boating to the central navigation channel.
		Since it was set up in 1978, the Broads Authority and its partner agencies such as the Environment Agency have funded and carried out extensive research to work out how to restore the Broads waterways.
	broads-authority.gov.uk /projects/barton-broad.html (513 words)

	Barton Broad - Definition, explanation
		Barton Broad lies within The Broads National Park in Norfolk, the United Kingdom.
		It is, after Hickling Broad, the second largest broad, and a nature reserve in the care of the Norfolk Wildlife Trust.
		Excursions on the broad can be made in the United Kingdom's first solar powered passenger boat, the "Ra".
	www.calsky.com /lexikon/en/txt/b/ba/barton_broad.php (158 words)

	Friend Barton's "Concern" by Mary Hallock Foote
		Friend Barton had never heard of the doctrine of the survival of the fittest, though it was the spring of 1812, and England and America were investigating the subject on the seas, while the nations of Europe were practically illustrating it.
		Dorothy Barton had been mixing bread, and was wiping her white arms and hands on the roller towel by the kitchen door, as her father stamped and scraped his feet on the stones outside.
		One day in early June, Friend Barton's flock of sheep (consisting of nine experienced ewes, six yearlings, and a sprinkling of close-curled lambs whose legs had not yet come into mature relations with their bodies) was gathered in a wattled inclosure, beside the stream that flowed into the mill-head.
	www.online-literature.com /mary-foote/1614 (11539 words)

	Barton Broad's Clear Water project wins national award Press Release Norfolk UK. (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Barton Broad's Clear Water project wins national award Press Release Norfolk UK.
		East Anglia Press Releases for the Norfolk and Suffolk Broads with Press Releases and Articles from the Broads Authority in East Anglia, and the East of England UK.
		Press Releases for Norfolk and Suffolk Broads from the Broads Authority covering Norfolk and Suffolk East Anglia and Articles for the East of England UK.
	www.norfolkbroads.com /community/pressreleases/29-barton-broad-clear-water-project (994 words)

	The UK's Premier Inland Sailing Destination \| Yacht Charter Guide
		Sailing holidays on the Broads have been a traditional part of British life since the turn of the century - and are still unique and unrivalled.
		The Broads has special status - it is one of the national and international family of National Parks - for its blend of wildlife, distinctive landscapes and buildings, and the opportunities for people to relax and enjoy themselves both on land and on many kilometres of lock-free navigable waterways.
		More details about this special area can be obtained from the Broads Authority, who manage the area and The Broads Society, a voluntary body helping to secure the Broads as a unique and protected landscape in which leisure, tourism and the local economy can thrive in harmony with the natural environment.
	www.yachtcharterguide.com /article.asp?ID=11 (466 words)

	Barton Broad: Waterscape.com
		Barton Broad is the second largest of the Broads.
		The Broads Authority began a major effort in 1995 to restore Barton Broad to a healthy state, to make it a better place for wildlife and people.
		The most ambitious broads restoration project to date, it included improvements to wildlife habitats, a huge increase in the area available for boats, restoration of lost landscape features and innovative improvements in access for visitors on land and on the water.
	www.waterscape.com /Barton_Broad (146 words)

	Barton Turf
		Tom had included Barton Turf on the itinerary without much hope; but I was quietly determined.
		St Michael's graveyard sits, as I have said, away from the village, on a narrow lane in flat fields to the west of Barton Broad.
		As I said earlier, Barton Turf's glory is its screen, and although the structure is not as magnificent as that at Ranworth, the paintings are, for my money, the best I've seen anywhere in England.
	www.norfolkchurches.co.uk /bartonturf/bartonturf.htm (1635 words)

	Broadly Boats, Boating News, Services, Historic Register, Blogs, Yachts, Shipping, Reviews, News, Boats, RYA, Boat ...
		Barton Boardwalk at Neatishead, built by the Broads Authority specifically for the pleasure of people with disabilities, has won a major award for the outstanding way it informs and involves the public.
		The Broads Authority has also produced an information pack containing a large print brochure, its equivalent in Braille, maps with information about the surface and gradient of the boardwalk, and facilities.
		They also describe water sport opportunities on the broad for people with disabilities, sailing on the broad, and the precarious experiences of the people who built the boardwalk in the swamp.
	www.broadlyboats.com /modules.php?name=News&file=print&sid=5044 (483 words)

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