10/12/13
– River Mimram news
Singler's re-gravelling project completed
Project number 4 on the Mimram catchment plan, 'Stream bed improvement at Singler's Marsh', has been completed!
Sixty tonnes of silt has been removed from the river bed and replaced with sixty tonnes of gravel. Read more ...
29/11/13
– River Mimram news
The project to remove silt from the river Mimram at Welwyn and replace it with gravel has started.
This will improve the river bed habitat for spawning fish and invertebrates. Read more ...
22/11/13
– River Beane news
Network Rail contributes £49,000 to the Waterford Marsh project
The project at Waterford Marsh has got off to a flying start with a significant contribution from Network Rail. Read more ...
14/10/13
– River Stort news
Thorley Wash, Herts & Middlesex Wildlife Trust's flagship Stort Valley reserve, is proving extremely popular with visitors!
An average of 30 people per day are using the site. Read more ...
14/10/13
– River Mimram news
Riverfly training gets underway on Mimram
Last week saw a very successful Riverfly training course held on the Mimram at Singler's Marsh. Fifteen new volunteers were trained to carry out invertebrate monitoring on their local river. Read more ...
27/08/13
– River Stort news
Buffaloes and Butterflies at Thorley Wash
Bye bye buffs - the charismatic water buffaloes have been taken off Thorley Wash Nature Reserve for the winter. Read more ...
27/08/13
– River Stort news
Stort Valley Meadows, Harlow - a fantastic success story!
We wanted to take a moment to celebrate the brilliant work of Harlow Wildlife Projects group (Project 27 on the Stort catchment plan). Read volunteer Colin Lincoln's account of the project here! Read more ...
13/08/13
– River Stort news
'Make Friends' with Pishiobury Park! Would you like to become a Friend of Pishiobury Park?
This is a great opportunity to get involved with the management of Pishiobury Park, or to help out with practical conservation tasks alongside other volunteers. Read more ...
31/07/13
– River Stort media coverage
Hertfordshire rivers take centre stage in BBC Radio 4's Face the Facts!
The Rivers Beane and Mimram are the setting for a discussion of where we get our water from and the price, financial and environmental, we pay for it. Read more ...
31/07/13
– River Beane media coverage
Our rivers take centre stage in BBC Radio 4's Face the Facts!
The Rivers Beane and Mimram are the setting for a discussion of where we get our water from and the price, financial and environmental, we pay for it. Read more ...