Thanks to a successful grant application in partnership with the North Kent Marshes IDB from the Port of London Authority, we will be undertaking eel e-DNA surveys along a number watercourses on the Hoo Peninsula starting in May. If you would like to be part
Thanks to the support of the Rivers Trust and Heritage Lottery Fund, we will be undertaking a number of beach cleans over the next few months on the peninsula. If you would like to join us, here are the necessary details: Higham Bight - Thursday 17th
During June 2022, the North Kent Marshes Internal Drainage Board agreed to adopt Byelaws for the purposes of preventing flooding and remedying any damage caused by flooding in the area and in order that its Byelaws are consistent with those of the Lower Medway
Peel L&P will be hosting two public open days to share its regeneration plans for Chatham Docks. Where: Unit 4, Ground floor The Kell, Gillingham Gate Road, Gillingham, Chatham, ME4 4SA When: Wednesday 22nd June - 10:00am – 6:00pm or Wednesday 29th June – 10:00am -7:00pm Anyone unable to attend, can provide feedback via the Chatham
Defra has recently launched its consultation on the principles of Marine Net Gain, aimed to putting England's marine environment 'into recovery'. We urge anyone with an interest in our marine environment to take part, by following the link here. The consultation closes on the 30th
European eels (Anguilla anguilla) are fascinating creatures that make one of the most remarkable migrations that we see in nature – journeying 4,000 miles from the Sargasso Sea near Bermuda, across the Atlantic Ocean to Europe, and back again over its life cycle. They once thrived
As part of Future Hoo, Medway Council will be holding the following Covid secure drop-in events during January: Wednesday, 5 January 2022, 11am-3pm Hoo St Werburgh ChurchWednesday, 5 January 2022, 5.30-9pm: Hundred of Hoo School Hall, Hoo St WerburghFriday, 7 January 2022, 2-8pm: Frindsbury Extra Memorial
Our friends Trees for Farms have a number 'Dig Days' coming up in November and need help to plant 1600 trees. Dig Days start at 10am and end at around 2pm, but everyone is welcome for whatever time they can spare. Dates and locations are as
In June, the UK’s Climate Change Committee published its latest Independent Assessment of UK Climate Risk. You can read the full report here or the summary for England here.
Our colleagues at the RSPB have a number of events coming up during the summer holidays. Follow the links for further information and booking details: Sunday 1st August – Beginner’s Guide to Butterfly Walk Saturday 14th August – Nature Storytelling - Meet the Architects of