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London Rivers Week

London Rivers Week inspires nature-loving photography

London Rivers Week has inspired some stunning photography by marine biologist and wildlife filmmaker Matt Haworth.  His incredible pictures have captured some of the wildlife…

Published 20th June 201822nd June 2018 Published in Latest news

Londoners urged to take back their rivers during London Rivers Week 2018

‘Massively increased opportunities’ for Londoners to explore and protect their rivers through collecting key data and joining clean up events Saturday 23 JUNE – Sunday…

Published 18th June 201818th June 2018 Published in Media Releases, Thames 21

Residents delighted with Stanmore Marsh restoration

School children, residents and local dignitaries all came together to officially open Stanmore Marsh on Wednesday June 28. Approximately 120 people thronged the Marsh Lane…

Published 30th June 201716th October 2017 Published in Latest news

Leonie Cooper opens London Rivers Week at Ladywell Fields, Lewisham

Nordic walking, river dipping and wading in the Ravensbourne were among the attractions at the launch of London Rivers Week on Sunday at Ladywell Fields,…

Published 26th June 201716th October 2017 Published in Latest news

Huge new green space for Harrow: Stanmore Marsh Wetlands officially opens after restoration

Free fun community activities on June 28 as part of London Rivers Week Date of release: June 16 EVENT DATE: Wednesday June 28 2pm-3.30pm Stanmore…

Published 19th June 20178th June 2018 Published in Media Releases

Londoners urged to explore the capital’s forgotten rivers during London Rivers Week

Escape city stress by exploring ‘66 Shards-worth’ of newly rewilded rivers Monday 26 JUNE – Sunday 2 JULY London, UK – 13 June 2017: Londoners…

Published 14th June 201716th October 2017 Published in Media Releases

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