London Rivers Week’s eighth edition is happening between the 22nd to the 30th of June. This year’s theme is ‘London is a river city’, focusing on health, well-being, and culture
London Rivers Week 2024
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Leading Action for Healthy Rivers
A message from Thames 21 Take part in Thames21’s flagship course: Leading Action for Healthy Rivers. Find out everything you need to know to safely lead groups of volunteers to help improve our waterway. Please note: This course training session is intended for local residents of Beckenham Place Park as a priority.
Plasticblitz 2024
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 2024 and take part in a mass cleanup of waste from water bodies between Sat 22nd June to Sun 7th July 2024. This year we are aiming for the Plasticblitz to be bigger and better than ever, and we would love your support!
Place-making and the Rivers of Lewisham: Podcasts and Report Launch (DATE CHANGE)
Join urban sociologists Dr Emma Jackson and Dr Louise Rondel to celebrate the launch of the Place-making and the Rivers of Lewisham podcasts and project report, hosted by the Centre for Urban and Community Research (Goldsmiths).
Take a walk down to Deptford Creek
The Creekside Discovery Centre in Deptford has lots of amazing opportunities to explore the Creek in new and exciting ways, so why not join them on one of their adventures?
3 Rivers Clean Up is back!
The 3 Rivers Clean Up back. The events will run between 22nd June - 13th July,
International Volunteer Day
"Today is International Volunteer Day and this year's theme is "If everyone did..." More than a billion volunteer around the world act for solidarity and humanity for people and planet. IVD is a day to pay tribute to volunteers worldwide and to recognize the value of volunteerism in peace and development." "If everyone volunteered the … Continue reading International Volunteer Day
London Deer Survey
Help the London Wildlife Trust by taking part in the London Deer survey - because you never know!
The Big River Watch
(Taken from The Rivers Trust website - For more information, please visit their website) This September, The Rivers Trust are coming together for rivers to take part in our first Big River Watch and we want you to join us. Stay tuned to download our new app soon and be part of a quick and easy survey helping to improve rivers for us and for wildlife!
Moving On The Slow Non- Linear
An immersive ambience of sounds and words, found in one of London's hidden gem's, Garthorne Nature Reserve. A magical and transformative experience awaits you to connect to nature for a renewed sense of navigating life through our senses.
