Did you know that surface drains at the sides of roads lead directly to your local watercourse? This means that anything poured down the surface drain such as litter, car oils or shampoo, weedkillers or mop bucket wastewater can harm river wildlife. Fish, invertebrates and other river life need our help. BART are running an…
Are you interested in your local river or stream and would you like to become a Monthly Volunteer Riverfly Monitor to help to survey and protect it? BART are running free riverfly monitoring training courses this Summer to expand our network within the catchment and help to protect our rivers into the future! We run…
Are you interested in your local river or stream and would you like to become a Monthly Volunteer Riverfly Monitor to help to survey and protect it? BART are running free riverfly monitoring training courses this Summer to expand our network within the catchment and help to protect our rivers into the future! We run…
Are you interested in your local river or stream and would you like to become a Monthly Volunteer Riverfly Monitor to help to survey and protect it? BART are running free riverfly monitoring training courses this Summer to expand our network within the catchment and help to protect our rivers into the future! We run…
Are you interested in your local river or stream and would you like to become a Monthly Volunteer Riverfly Monitor to help to survey and protect it? BART are running free riverfly monitoring training courses this Summer to expand our network within the catchment and help to protect our rivers into the future! We run…
BART's River Chew Community Engagement Officer, Amy Wade, will be giving a talk about improving the health of the River Chew. The talk will include information about who BART are, environmental issues that the River Chew faces, some of the work that BART are doing to improve the health of the river, and what local…