Author Archives: Charlotte Stannard

10am – 12 noon Thursday 26th September on Teams. Agenda will be posted soon. Contact [email protected] to book a spot.

The annual CamEO Conference will take place from 9.30am to 3pm on Wednesday 6th November in Bury St Edmunds. The event is cost free and lunch is provided. Booking is essential here.

The story of our wonderfully complex catchment is now being told. You can find it here

Tom Gall from the Rivers Trust gave an excellent presentation on Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) and Replenish Volumetric Water Volume Accounting model at the CamEO Partnership meeting on the 27th June. The slides are here.

RSPB tell CamEO Partnership about progress on their Landscape Recovery Project, which you can find out about here

This manifesto sets out the risks, the opportunities and the shared commitments that aim to bring renewed environmental, social and economic prosperity to this unique region. Future Fens Integrated Adaptation Manifesto

CamEO member, Thetford River Group, has jointly organised an event with Thetford Environmental Group and the Town Council from 11am to 3pm on Sunday 16th June Thetford Market Place: Thetford’s Big Green Fair

River Lark Catchment Partnership has a new chair, Ros Alexander.

The pilot for the city’s rain gardens programme has turned three green verges at Fallowfield into vibrant mini-gardens by cutting two slots into the kerb, allowing rain water to flow in.

The Countryside Regeneration Trust (CRT) is proud to have played an active and important role in the first step to a mink-free Britain by working closely with conservation project lead, Waterlife Recovery Trust (WRT). www.thecrt.co.uk/News/crt-plays-vital-role-in-mink-eradication