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
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
Join Thames 21 for a river wade along the Ravensbourne River in Beckenham Place Park. Learn about your river while making a positive difference with other locals.
With thanks to the Quekett Microscopical Club. We thought your post was so great we wanted to share it with our readers. You can find our more about Quekett on their website. They write...(Report and most photographs by Alan Wood) London Rivers Week is an annual event run by the environmental charity Thames21. As a contribution to London Rivers Week, CPRE London coordinated an event involving the Friends of Chinbrook Meadows, the Quaggy Waterways Action Group, the Chinbrook Action Residents Team, Glendale and the Quekett Microscopical Club – providing a free and family-friendly Nature Discovery Day.
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
London Rivers Week is a week-long annual campaign inspiring the public to celebrate London’s rivers and the projects taking place to rewild and renaturalise them and connecting them with their local communities.
July - September 2018 Achievements Lewisham Biodiversity partners carried out 515 events (96 environmental education, 318 volunteering events and 101 walks and presentations). 4515 adults and 3027 children were engaged in activities in this quarter. Lewisham Parks on-line survey beats all other Council consultations with 806 respondents Tawny owl recorded at Brockley & Ladywell Cemeteries and … Continue reading Lewisham Biodiversity Partnership outputs July-September 2018
Thames 21 writes.... London Rivers Week Do you cherish rivers and enjoy exploring them? Do you love the wildlife that roams our countryside? Do you want to learn about what’s being done to protect London’s life-giving rivers and how you can help? Then join us for the third annual London Rivers Week, running from Saturday … Continue reading London Rivers Week – Saturday June 23 to Sunday July 1
Join Thames21 and ArtsCafeSE13 for a clean up of the River Quaggy in Manor Park in central Lewisham. We will be working in the river and on the banks to remove any rubbish and the last of the invasive species along this stretch. All gear will be provided and we are all gathering by the … Continue reading Manor Park Clean Up – River Quaggy, September 28 5pm-7pm
The River The river Ravensbourne rises, 4 miles south of Bromley town centre at Caesar's Well in Keston. It then flows through the London Boroughs of Bromley, Lewisham and Greenwich where it then joins the River Thames at Deptford, where its 1/2 mile muddy tidal reach is known as Deptford Creek. The Ravensbourne is 11 miles (17 km) … Continue reading Ravensbourne Catchment Improvement Plan
Thames 21 and the Friends of Ladywell Fields are holding a river clean up on Sunday 13th December from 10am-1pm. They will be meeting by the 10,000 Hands Cafe in the northern field at 10am. Come along for some wet fun!