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Paimionjoen Kunnostus.Pdf Paimionjoen kunnostus 16.8.2013 Päivi Joki-Heiskala Paimionjoki-yhdistys ry Paimionjoen tila Saaristomeren suurin ravinnekuormittajia Noin 60 000 kg fosforia/v Maatalous 80 % Luonnonhuuhtouma 13 % Asutus 7 % • Säännöstelyn muuttama vesistö • Vesistön ekologinen tila ja käyttökelpoisuus välttävä • Vesistön arvostus heikko Organisoituminen •”Paimionjoen säännöstely ei toimi hyvin TARVE ja vesistön tila on heikentynyt vuosi vuodelta” • Someron vesiensuojeluyhdistys haki 2008 TOIMINTA kansalaisadressiin 550 nimeä (yli 5 % asukkaista), joka ojennettiin Someron kaupungille • Somero haki ja sai Leader-hankerahaa Paimionjoen hoidon organisointiin (1 v.) TULOS • Paimionjoki-yhdistys perustettiin 12.5.2010 PaimionjokiPaimionjoki--yhdistysyhdistys ry ry perustettu 12.5.2010 Kunnat Säännöstelijät Koskienergia Oy Somero, Koski Tl, Marttila, (Fortum aluksi) Tarvasjoki, Pöytyä, Paimio, Sauvo Turun kaupunki Lieto kannatusjäsen kannatusjäsen Luonnonsuojelu- yhdistykset Kalastus- MTK-tuottaja- Someron yhdistykset vesiensuojeluyhdistys, alueet Painion hoitoyhdistys Lounais-Suomen Tarvasjoki, kalastusalue Somero, Paimion seudun Paimionselän Koski TL, Paimio ympäristöyhdistys, kalastusalue Varsinais-Suomen luonnonsuojelupiiri Kuntien jäsenmaksut Kerroin= 0,50 x Asukasluku (%) +0,25 x Pinta-ala (%) x 0,25 x Rantaviiva (%) Pöytyä 9 % Kunnat yht. 51 000 € /v Tarvasjoki Muut yht. 4000 € /v 9 % Somero 33 % Marttila 11 % Koski TL 13 % Paimio 25 % EAKR-hanke (Somero hakijana, 1 v.) Paimionjoki-yhdistyksen toiminnan aloittaminen Teemaryhmät (”kaikki halukkaat mukaan”) Vesistökunnostus Jätevesi Maatalous Virkistyskäyttö Paimionjoki paremmaksi -toimenpideohjelma 2011-2015 Hankeaihiot Tavoitteet Paimionjoki paremmaksi - toimenpideohjelma 2011-2015 Toimintatavat: 1. Kuormituksen vähentäminen 1.1 Maa- ja metsätalouden kuormitus 1.2 Jätevesikuormitus 1.3 Turvetuotannon kuormitus 2. Vesistön kunnostaminen 2.1 Säännöstelyn kehittäminen 2.2 Kalaston ja rapukannan kehittäminen 2.3 Järvikunnostukset 3. Virkistyskäyttömahdollisuuksien kehittämien 4. Maisemanhoidon ja luonnon monimuotoisuuden kehittäminen 5. Arvostuksen nostaminen http://www.paimionjoki.fi/Paimionjoki_paremmaksi_toimenpideohjelma _2011-2015.pdf RAVITA- lannan ja jätevesien ravinteet kiertoon 1.4.2012-31.12.2013 ”Ravinnepörssi”, kuivakäymälätietoisuuden lisääminen EAKR, Someron kaupunki Paimionjoki-yhdistys (30 %) KOSTEIKKORETKIEN SARJA MTK-säätiön apurahalla 2012-2013 Maatalouden tilakohtainen neuvoja • Jaksottain syksyllä 2011 sekä keväällä 2012 ja 2013 • Paimionjoki-yhdistys ja Aurajokisäätiö yhdessä AKTIIVISET OJASAOSTAMOT (3 kpl) Active wetlands hanke (MTT ja WWF) TEHOplus keväällä ja syksyllä 2013 Tutkitaan etenkin maanviljelijöiden asenteita Paimionjoen kalataloudellinen järjestäytyminen Varsinais-Suomen ELY- keskuksen kalastuksenhoitomaksuvaroista 2013 Paimionjoen kalataloudellinen kunnostustarveselvitys • Tekeillä Varsinais-Suomen ELY:n tilaamana Säännöstelykäytännön kehittäminen Kysely asukkaille 2011 (yhteistyössä VELHO ja SYKEn Gisbloom) Sidosryhmäpalavereja kesällä 2013 Painiojärven takaisinvirtaustarkastelu Mallinnus meneillään VELHOn avustuksella ja Varsinais-Suomen ELY-keskuksen teettämänä Valumavesien pidättäminen valuma-alueella • Pyritään kokeilemaan uusia veden pidättämisen menetelmiä valuma-aluekohtaisesti • Meneillään VS ELY-keskuksen tekemänä • Mättäänojan pohjapato- ja kosteikkosuunnitelma valmis Kuva: Mirja Elonen yksityiskokoelma Virkistäyty- Paimionjoki Paimionjoki – mään tutuksi tarinoita joelta Paimionjoelle 1.3.-31.12.2013 1.6.-31.12.2013 (Leader) Museoviraston (Leader) • Kartta harkinnan- varainen apuraha ”Tapahtuma- • Lasten jokileirit • Luentosarja 2013 rannat” • Virkistysrantojen Esite ja luontopolkujen Näyttelysarja Yhteistyö- kunnostukset Paimionjoen • Arvostukset ja vesistöalueen verkosto tunnettavuuden museoissa lisääminen KIITOS! [email protected] 044-7791 285 www.paimionjoki.fi .
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