Join us for an inclusive event on Thursday 11th July, 2019 hosted by Affinity Water, Herts & Middlesex Wildlife Trust and River Beane Restoration Association. Read more ...

On 22 May, the Groundwork Landscape architecture and community teams spent the afternoon consulting members of the public in Houghton Regis over the proposed plans to increase public access to and involvement in the river and promote the river as a community and educational resource. Read more ...

Last year saw the end of our three year long junior river warden programme kindly funded by Thames water. Read more ...

The River Lea recently featured on BBC's River Walks. Read more ...

The annual River Lea Catchment Conference took place on 23rd January 2019, at Bayfordbury Science and Learning Centre, coordinated by Herts and Middlesex Wildlife Trust, who are the Catchment Hosts for the River Lea. Read more ...

Two workshops are taking place in April 2019, to train new volunteers in how to become Riverfly Monitors.

If you are interested in the health of your local river and would you like to learn more about its ecology, this workshop is for you! Read more ...

Learn about the ecology of your local chalk stream and help protect it from pollution - become a Riverfly Monitor on the Ash or Mimram. Read more ...

Groundwork East has appointed a consultant to undertake a topographic survey at the Leagrave Marsh in Luton. Read more ...

After receiving funding from London Luton Airport Limited, Groundwork East is running a project at Cowslip Meadow called Green Skills. Read more ...

Take a read of the River Beane Restoration Association's autumn newsletter to learn what been happening along the River Beane! Read more ...