The Fixing Broken Rivers Programme's next reedbed project will bring floating ecosystems to the most polluted section of the Lea Navigation in Tottenham. These state of the art reedbed designs are being installed in an area of the river which is too deep for traditional reed planting.

The next Riverfly training course for the catchment is planned for 14th March 2015 at Digswell on the Mimram.  Why not come along?  Although based on the Mimram, the course is open to anyone from the Lea Catchment.

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Want to raise awareness of your local river?  Want to support your local river group?  You need a River Beane Restoration Association car sticker!

The next Riverfly training course is planned for 14th March 2015 at Digswell on the Mimram.  Why not come along?  Although based on the Mimram, the course is open to anyone from the Lea Catchment.

The Mimram Catchment Partnership is now on Twitter!  Follow us @MimramCatchment.

The Beane Catchment Partnership is now on Twitter!  Follow us @BeaneCatchment.

The Rib & Quin Catchment Partnership is now on Twitter!  Follow us at @RiversRibQuin.

The Ash Catchment Partnership is now on Twitter!  Follow @AshCatchment to keep in touch with the partnership.

The Lower Lea is now on Twitter!  Follow @LowerLea for everything related to the Lower Lea Catchment Partnership.

The Middle Lea Catchment Partnership is now on social media.  We have a Twitter account!

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