Jack Perks - Talk 'Source to Sea, with a focus on Chalk Streams'
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Jack Perks - Talk 'Source to Sea, with a focus on Chalk Streams'

By East Mercia Rivers Trust

Join wildlife filmmaker, author and BBC’s very own “Fish Twitcher” Jack Perks for an incredible talk

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Location

Baumber Village Hall

West Lane Baumber LN9 5NG United Kingdom

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Highlights

  • 2 hours
  • In person
  • Free venue parking

About this event

Explore Britain’s Hidden Rivers with Jack Perks – A Free Evening with East Mercia Rivers Trust

Join East Mercia Rivers Trust for a captivating evening celebrating the beauty and biodiversity of Britain’s freshwater habitats, featuring special guest Jack Perks – BBC’s “Fish Twitcher”, acclaimed wildlife cameraman, author and freshwater conservationist.

Jack is best known for his extraordinary seven-year mission to film all 54 of Britain’s freshwater fish species, a feat that has earned him national recognition and a loyal following among nature enthusiasts.

His talk will take you on a stunning visual journey from source to sea, showcasing the hidden life beneath our rivers and streams, with a special emphasis on the UK’s rare and ecologically vital chalk streams.

With a career that includes work on BBC’s Springwatch, The One Show, Wild Isles, and numerous international wildlife documentaries, Jack brings a unique blend of scientific insight, storytelling, and breathtaking footage. His passion for rivers and wildlife is infectious, making this event a must-attend for anyone interested in nature, conservation, or photography.

Jack is also:

  • Vice President of Wildfish Conservation, a leading voice in protecting freshwater ecosystems.
  • Author of Freshwater Fishes of Britain and Field Guide to Pond & River Wildlife.
  • A regular contributor to wildlife magazines and conservation journals.

Get Involved Locally

After Jack’s talk, there will be an opportunity to meet the team from East Mercia Rivers Trust. Learn about the exciting projects happening in your area to restore and protect local rivers, and discover how you can volunteer to make a real difference in your community.

Whether you're a seasoned naturalist, a curious beginner, or simply someone who loves the outdoors, this event offers a chance to connect, learn and be inspired.

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Nov 21 · 6:00 PM GMT