Can you be involved in local nature from the library?
We sure think you can! The Thames21 team is working to connect communities to their blue and green spaces in inspiring ways. Here, Lula Wattam,…
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Road run-off pollution tool extends to the Upper Thames
A pioneering online map tool showing which roads are most likely to cause river pollution based on collaborative research with environmental charity Thames21, Middlesex University…
Plastic Free Mersey – a cross-sector approach to tackling plastic pollution
Tackling Plastic Pollution: The Plastic Free Mersey Project The River Mersey can be a place of beauty, but like many urban rivers it suffers from…
The River Roding needs you!
Join Thames21 and the Roding, Beam, and Ingrebourne Catchment Partnership in helping to develop ‘The Roding Rises’- a multi-year National Lottery Heritage funded project, which…
Rivers: vital allies in tackling climate change
Climate change-related droughts and floods are having a devastating impact on our natural ecosystems. Having healthy, clean rivers, which can act as a natural buffer…
The River Roding needs you!
Join environmental charity Thames21 and the Roding, Beam, and Ingrebourne Catchment Partnership in helping to develop ‘The Roding Rises’- a multi-year National Lottery Heritage funded…
A deep dive into conservation and ecological challenges
The world is at a critical juncture in its relationship with the natural environment, and the recent British Ecological Society (BES) conference, which took place…
High levels of bacteria found in the River Roding, new study finds
Untreated sewage discharges and unpermitted outfalls have caused dangerously high levels of bacteria to be found at multiple sites across a nine-mile stretch of the…
Floating reedbed launched in Wanstead Park to help improve water quality
A floating reedbed has been launched on Heronry Pond in Wanstead Park, on the East London-side of Epping Forest, to create additional habitat for wildlife…
Ofwat’s final determination on Thames Water: Thames21 calls for Thames Water and Regulators to up their game
“Ofwat, the water industry regulator, has announced that it will be increasing consumer bills by 35% excluding inflation over the next five years for Thames…