Thames21 WATERBLITZ 30 May 2023

A WaterBlitz is a water sampling event that helps provide a snapshot of pollution issues across a river's catchment area. This event is for local people and citizen scientists to take water samples of points of interest to them across the Ravensbourne Catchment (which includes the Ravensbourne, Pool, Chaffinch Brook, The Beck, Quaggy, Kyd Brook) to identify ongoing pollution issues impacting the catchment's water quality. This event will also be an important opportunity to sample areas in the catchment that generally have relatively good water quality to understand how poorer quality stretches of our rivers could perform throughout the catchment in the absence of pollution challenges.

Plasticblitz 2023! Sign up now

Thames21 has once again joined forces with the Environment Agency and Rotary to call on volunteering, community and environmental groups to come forward and sign up to the Plasticblitz 2023 and take part in a mass clean-up of waste from water bodies between Sat 27th May to Sun 11th June 2023. The Plasticblitz event has grown in numbers year … Continue reading Plasticblitz 2023! Sign up now

Seven Poet Trees

Taken from the Seven Poet trees website Seeding Poems Planting Trees We bring communities together in the London Borough of Lewisham with a mission to champion radical custodianship of care between tree, place and person.  ​Ackroyd & Harvey and Zena Edwards use Visual Art, Poetry, Performance and Sound-scaping as future-thinking tools to imagine Humanity empowered … Continue reading Seven Poet Trees

Great North Wood Festival

Great North Wood Festival Our friends over at the London Wildlife Trust write. Celebrate the second Great North Wood Festival of the Year! Join us for a hybrid festival featuring in-person and online events happening across the two weeks. Events will include walks, talks and poetry workshops.

Land Management Course 7th & 10 September 2022 at Creekside Discovery Centre

A course focussing on land management of the creekside area. Throughout the morning you will visit local sites that are managed by the Conservationists and Volunteers at Creekside Education Trust. We will focus on urban land management of brownfield sites and share with you how we create some of the most unique and biodiverse small sites in London.