19/05/16
– River Mimram events
The Festival of Wildlife at Panshanger Park 30th & 31st July
Join Hertfordshire and Middlesex Wildlife Trust for a weekend of free walks, talks and children's activities - all at the beautiful Panshanger Park near Hertford. Read more ...
28/04/16
– Middle Lea events
Middle Lea Catchment Partnership Meeting 6th June
The next meeting of the Middle Lea Catchment Partnership will be Monday 6th June 2016, 7pm, Bayfordbury Science Learning Centre. Read more ...
21/04/16
– Luton Lea news
Take part in the Thames Water Blitz
Help monitor the state of the River Lea and its wildlife by joining the Thames Water Blitz. Read more ...
20/04/16
– Luton Lea news
Students' River Lea creations on show at The Hat Factory
Outstanding pieces of River Lea-inspired art and design work are on display in a free exhibition at The Hat Factory in Luton this week. Read more ...
18/04/16
– Luton Lea news
Bags of Help at hand: funding for projects
Tesco's Bags of Help grant programme, administered by Groundwork, is open for applications from Monday 18 April. Read more ...
14/04/16
– Upper Lea news
Bags of Help
Tesco's Bags of Help grant programme, administered by Groundwork, is open for applications from the 18th April. Read more ...
07/04/16
– Upper Lea news
Pollution in Wheathampstead
Pollution entering the River Lea in Wheathampstead first reported in January continues to enter the river. Read more ...
05/04/16
– Upper Lea events
Upper Lea Catchment Partnership Meeting
The next meeting of the Upper Lea Catchment Partnership will be held Thursday 26th May 2016, 7pm Harpenden Town Hall. Read more ...
30/03/16
– London Lea events
EVENT: Planting Bury Lodge Wetlands
Saturday 2nd April 10am - 3pm
Meet at the council depot next to Salisbury House Arts Centre, Bury Street West, Enfield, London,N9 9LA
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30/03/16
– London Lea events
EVENT: The Moselle: Talk
Discovering Haringey's natural nad historical heritage by walking the route of one of its hidden rivers
Wednesday 30th March 7:30 pm Bruce Castle Museum, Lordship Lane, N17 8NU Read more ...
This stretch of river suffers from heavy silt deposition caused by reduced flows, dredging in the 70s, and the ponding effect of a weir. The aim is to restore the river to a silt-free, gravel bedded, shallow, fast flowing stream, with riffles and pools capable of supporting water crowfoot and breeding trout.