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Author Archives: Charlotte Stannard

CRT plays vital role in mink eradication

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

Posted byCharlotte StannardMarch 14, 2024May 7, 2024Posted inUncategorized

Environmental Award

Roseanne Gough from Thetford Rivers Group did a short interview with BBC Radio Norfolk on Friday 8th March 2024. The River Group won their Make a Difference Awards in the Environmental Category in November 2022!  https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/p0hbnf4n

Posted byCharlotte StannardMarch 12, 2024March 14, 2024Posted inUncategorizedLeave a comment on Environmental Award

Rivers Trust State of Our Rivers Report

Healthy rivers are a powerful ally in mitigating the effects of climate change; they can protect communities from flood and drought events, and they bolster ecosystem and biodiversity resilience. Yet, the majority of our rivers in the UK & Ireland are far from healthy. The Rivers Trust has produced it’s State of the Rivers report, which you can read about here.

Posted byCharlotte StannardFebruary 26, 2024March 1, 2024Posted inNews from others

Assessing the health of our rivers

The Rivers Trust have produced a useful tool to help find out why our rivers are failing to meet a healthy status under our water environment regulations. Here’s where you can find out more.

Posted byCharlotte StannardFebruary 20, 2024March 1, 2024Posted inNews from others

Wyre NFM Investment Readiness Project

The Rivers Trust and Wyre Rivers Trust are leading a new pioneering project, which will investigate innovative funding opportunities for implementing Natural Flood Management (NFM) measures on the River Wyre and its tributaries, to help reduce the risk of flooding in Churchtown, Lancashire.

Posted byCharlotte StannardFebruary 13, 2024March 1, 2024Posted inNews from others

Chalk Streams Film

Want to know more about chalk streams in Norfolk? Take a look at this:

Posted byCharlotte StannardFebruary 13, 2024March 1, 2024Posted inVideos & Pictures

Partnership Meeting

Lark Flagship update River Lark Catchment Partnership present on their Flagship projects

Posted byCharlotte StannardFebruary 13, 2024March 1, 2024Posted inCamEO News

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