Our Wadlands Meadow ‘wandering’ post has returned.
You might remember that earlier this year, our River Ops team installed a Fixed-Point Photography post (FPPP) in Wadlands Meadow in Tamerton Foliot as part of the Plymouth River Keepers project. Shortly afterwards, the post was mysteriously removed. Believing that the...
May 2022 is Naturally Healthy Month in Devon!
The Naturally Healthy campaign is about encouraging us all to connect with nature to feel happier and healthier, and May is a fantastic time to head outside and enjoy the fresh air and Spring weather.
Down the Drain
We took part in Cornwall Climate Care's latest film, Down the Drain. This follows a passionate kayaker as he paddles up Cornwall’s River Tamar to learn how climate change is affecting our river wildlife, the fresh water we all need to drink and grow our crops, and the...
Bude’s first Climathon
A Climathon is an event where communities can discuss, debate, and develop locally relevant net zero solutions. And we are joining the University of Gloucester and others in Bude to discuss how farming and land use can help achieve net zero. This event will bring...
Exciting ‘Green Growth Project’ set to Revive Tamar Valley Market Garden Industry
The Tamar Valley’s Market Garden industry is set to be revitalised thanks to a new project launched today by the Tamara Landscape Partnership Scheme and Tamar Grow Local, funded by The National Lottery Heritage Fund. The Promoting our Produce project aims to...
Sewage stats show we’re treading water
Our national body The Rivers Trust responds to the Environment Agency's (EA) 2021 raw sewage releases statistics. Yet again, shocking numbers for the level of sewage pollution from storm overflows in England and Wales show that water companies are barely starting to...