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https://theriverstrust.org/about-us/events/big-river-watch-may-24

"Throughout the whole weekend, we're inviting everyone in the UK and Ireland to download our free app and take part in our easy citizen science survey, to help us build a large-scale picture of river health. And the best part is, you'll spend 15 meaningful minutes connecting with nature, so it's good for our rivers and for you!"This gives an idea of where there are particular problems and where further action can be taken to sort it out.

Philippa Bond ● 296d4 Comments

on the Hammersmith Foreshore and work Restoring Chiswick Eyot on Saturdayhttps://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2024/apr/26/england-water-companies-shareholders-dividends-river-sea

Philippa Bond ● 291d

https://www.thames21.org.uk/events/category/london-rivers-week-2024/Find out above London rivers and the activities on during that week.You can also find out about the Wet Wipe Count on the Hammersmith foreshore this coming Friday and work to be done on Chiswick Eyot on Saturday.

Philippa Bond ● 292d

There's always more lobbying to be done but without taking notice of our rivers and loving them more we will just end up allowing more polluting to happen.  There is still a lot to love about them and it is never ever a waste of time to go and watch the river flow.  There's always something new to see (and it isn't always all horrible).

Philippa Bond ● 295d

Philips?, I applaud the sentiment but this iniative is a complete waste of precious time. Surveys have shown that disgustingly, there are now virtually no waterways in the UK that are now not seriously polluted. As a keen swimmer and nature lover, this has made me very upset for a long time. We need to lobby parliament to stop this.  That is where your time should be spent.  They can stop it but choose not to.

Claire Moran ● 296d