The Health of Our Rivers: Evidence from the Ock, Thames, and Tributaries
Join us for a community gathering to share and discuss the results of nine months of citizen science water quality testing across the Ock catchment…
water quality
Enfield Council and Thames21 launch major river restoration project
Date of release: June 22 Residents in Enfield are being given the chance to tackle river pollution and the effects of climate change as part…
New scheme launches to rewild Thamesmead’s canals: prizes to be won
Date of release: 1 February 2018 Thamesmead residents are being given the chance to create five new green nature spots along the area’s canals. Approximately…
Mural celebrates new rain gardens in Enfield which cut flood risk
A series of five rain gardens have opened on Alma Road in Enfield. To celebrate, we’ve linked up with the local community and Enfield Council…
Food wrappers – the hidden microplastic!
Sewage, microplastics and food packaging are among the top culprits impacting the Thames according to new findings from our Thames River Watch. Thanks to this new…
Why are wetlands so important?
By Joanna Barton – Assistant River Cray Project Officer at Thames21 As an island nation with a wealth of rivers, canals and streams snaking through…
River Lea water testing
We’ve now finished analysing the water samples taken on the main tributaries of the Lea – Salmons Brook, Pymmes Brook, the Moselle, Dagenham Brook, Cobbins…