Cancelled Loddon Rivers Week – Eastrop Park Engagement Day
Eastrop Park Eastrop Lane, Basingstoke, Hampshire, United KingdomJoin us and partners Natural Basingstoke at Eastrop Park on Saturday 21st September to learn more about the River Loddon, it’s catchment partnership and some of the work we have going on in the area. We will also have activities for children including a river dipping table, crafts and a river themed scavenger hunt. Timetable […]
Cancelled Loddon Rivers Week – Tice’s Meadow World Rivers Day
Tice's Meadow Nature Reserve off Badshot Lea Road, Runfold, Surrey, United KingdomCome and get involved with Tice’s Meadow Bird Group to clear scrub and build a dead hedge at Tice’s Meadow Nature Reserve. There will also be crafts for younger attendees and river dipping for creepy crawlies that live in the River Blackwater. Meeting Point: Horton’s Mound, Tice’s Meadow Nature Reserve, off Badshot Lea Rd, Runfold, […]
Cancelled Information and Activity Stand for World Rivers Day- Stepping Stones, Box Hill- River Mole
Stepping Stones, Box Hill, London Road, Dorking RH5 6AE Stepping Stones, London Road, DorkingJoin us at the Stepping Stones across the River Mole at Box Hill in Surrey on World Rivers Day, Sunday 22nd September, to learn more about the River Mole and what we are doing to help it thrive. We will also have activities for children including a river dipping table, crafts and a river themed […]
Water Vole Survey Community Event for the Upper Beult Project – River Medway
Moat Farm, Shadoxhurst, Kent TN26 1LY Moat Farm, Shadoxhurst, United KingdomWhat are we doing? Come and join us in Shadoxhurst, Kent, to learn about our Upper Beult wetland creation project and help us survey for Water Voles. These large voles, which are only found along grassy banks of suitable watercourses, were once widespread across much of the UK and Moat Farm is still home to […]
River Restoration at Morden Hall Park – River Wandle
Morden Hall Park Morden Hall Road, The Wetland Boardwalk, United KingdomJoin us to improve river habitats along the Wandle as it flows through Morden Hall Park.