Claypits nature reserve volunteers urge anglers to look after canal after lines left
A COMMUNITY group has urged anglers to look after a nature reserve after fishing lines were left beside the canal.
Hamiltonhill Claypits Local Nature Reserve took to Twitter to take care of local wildlife after lockdown restrictions were lifted and anglers went back to fishing on the North Glasgow canal.
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The highs and the lows of a walk along the towpath.
— Hamiltonhill Claypits LNR (@ClaypitsLnr) June 3, 2020
Please take ALL your fishing line away with you ! #staysafe #nature #wildlife #greenspace #canal #fishing #angling pic.twitter.com/YR8jByt997
A former industrial area, the claypits are now a nature reserve maintained by volunteers and home to roe deer and waterfowl.
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