Monday, 8 September

Shaping Waters: The basics of chalk streams

By Groundwork East

Explore the fascinating relationship between the River Colne's landscape and the biodiversity it supports.

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1 hour
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About this event

In this FREE online session, we will explore the fascinating relationship between river geomorphology (the shape and movement of rivers) and the biodiversity (the wide variety of plants and animals) that depends on it.

These unique rivers, found on our doorstep, are famous for their clear waters and gravel beds, making them home to a huge variety of life, from tiny insects to playful Otters.

Together, we can learn how best to protect and enjoy these wonderful freshwater ecosystems!

Date: Monday 8th September

Time: 12.30-13.30

Location: Online (Microsoft Teams)

Thanks to funding from the National Lottery Heritage Fund.

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Groundwork East

Groundwork East is a community and environment charity working across the East of England to change places and lives. We are proud to have been championing practical community action that benefits the natural world since 1985, running programmes to transform unloved green spaces, get people outside enjoying the natural world and supporting businesses to reduce their environmental impact.