Over the past few months, we have been working with our volunteers alongside the Lower Medway IDB to undertake European eel eDNA surveys across a number its watercourses, across the Hoo Peninsula. The project part-funded through the Port of London Authority's Environment Fund, confirmed the
One of the world's most famous waterways is about to get a huge transformation, as part of a multi-million dollar project funded through the Endangered Landscape and Seascape Programme. Coastal habitats along the Greater Thames Estuary, the life source of England's capital and far beyond,
Produced by the Marine Management Organisation (MMO) on behalf of the Secretary of State for the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, the plan is the culmination of four years of engagement and policy development with stakeholders representing relevant interests and sectors. You can view
In May we will be launching our Riverside Soundings project, to tie in with this year's wider Estuary Festival. Supported by Countryside Properties 'Rochester Riverside Community Fund' . The project's aim is to create an audio portrait of the River Medway and the surrounding environment
Based upon the Government's successful Catchment Based Approach (CaBA), launched in 2010 to embed collaborative working at a river catchment scale, the Coastal Based Approach (CoBA) will seek to build upon this approach to address issues facing the country's coast. You can find more about
As part of the Environment Agency's Flood and Coastal Erosion Risk Management Research Programme, the 'What is Coastal Squeeze?' project looked at how better define and understand what causes coastal squeeze and assess the best way to manage its past and future impacts. The Government
Do you have your own water source? If so, South East Water (on behalf of the Water Resources South East Group*) would like to hear from you as the group prepares its next Water Resources Management Plan for the region. The combined effects of population growth
Join the MSEP, Queenborough Harbour Trust and Queenborough Rowing Club for a beach clean along the town’s foreshore.
A rare opportunity to visit this reserve managed by the RSPB, in the company of warden Nick May.
Permaculture is an intergrated approach to designing healthy, productive, wildlife friendly places.