About 250 people attend a meeting organised by Save Our Shores in Bellaghy, County Londonderry.
Blue-green algae has been found in waters in and around Northern Ireland over the summerAbout 250 people attended the Save Our Shores event at the Seamus Heaney HomePlace in Bellaghy on Wednesday.
BBC News NI understands a cross-party delegation will meet Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs representatives on Thursday.The motion calls on the assembly to declare "an ecological crisis in Lough Neagh".About 250 people attended the Save Our Shores event at the Seamus Heaney HomePlace in Bellaghy on WednesdayCampaigners said pollution is killing the lake, with wildlife and birds suffering after blue-green algal blooms over the summer.
"Who's to blame, it's irrespective, it's how you move forward from today and for the future," he said.
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