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Join the Eel Force on Ravensbourne and Brent river catchments

Press Release: June 21 Volunteers are being invited by Thames21 to train to become members of a citizen science Eel Force on the Ravensbourne and…

Published 21st June 202115th July 2021 Published in Media Releases, Thames 21

Friends turn out in force for Chris Stafford Memorial Day

Chris Stafford Memorial Day A bench plaque was unveiled and tree planted in memory of Chris Stafford, river volunteer extraordinaire and the mainstay of much…

Published 28th March 201825th April 2018 Published in Blog
The group who trained for the Ravensbourne Outfall Safaris

Pollution and grumpy golfers: Adventures of the 2017 Ravensbourne Outfall Safari

Outfall Safaris, carried out by volunteers,  are a scheme to identify pollution in rivers caused when property drains are misconnected or cross connected. Here, Lawrence…

Published 21st November 2017 Published in Blog

Thames21 celebrates its volunteers at annual reception

“Corporate volunteering is about community action not just sponsorship” a key Thames21 partner told the charity’s annual reception on Thursday evening. Clyde Muir, Vice President,…

Published 13th October 201729th November 2020 Published in Latest news

Volunteer for new Outfall Safaris on the Ravensbourne & Ingrebourne

Would you like to help identify where misconnected drains are polluting rivers? Thames21, under the guidance of the Zoological Society of London, is offering the public the chance to…

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

Ninth annual 3 Rivers Clean Up to focus on plastic awareness as well as blitz on balsam

PRESS RELEASE Date of release: May 19 2017 The damage plastic is causing to the environment, particularly waterways, will be one of the themes of the…

Published 19th May 2017 Published in Media Releases

Record volunteer turnout on the Ravensbourne

The largest number of volunteers Thames21 has ever had for a single day clean-up on any stretch of the Ravensbourne turned out at Manor Park,…

Published 21st March 201729th September 2017 Published in Latest news
Creekside Art Expedition – River Ravensbourne

Creekside Art Expedition – River Ravensbourne

CREEKSIDE ART EXPEDITION Saturday, 10 September 2016 from 10:30 to 14:30 Visual artist Edwin Mingard has been commissioned to create a public artwork as part…

Published 5th September 20165th September 2016 Published in Latest news, South East London

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    Thames21 welcomes this report, which has 12 recommendations for creating clean and healthy rivers in London. These proposals strongly reflect our long-standing calls for action on water quality, biodiversity, and public...
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