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16th January 2018/by kentishstourteam1066

New interpretation panels for Ashford Green Corridor

16th January 2018/by kentishstourteam1066

End of the ‘Super Kingdom’.

15th January 2018/by kentishstourteam1066

Improving Bybrook Local Nature Reserve

15th December 2017/by kentishstourteam1066

Bathing water success story

15th December 2017/by kentishstourteam1066

Riverflies vital to river ecosystems

15th December 2017/by kentishstourteam1066

The crops that protect rivers

6th December 2017/by kentishstourteam1066

NAFL Walk – Betteshanger Country Park

4th December 2017/by kentishstourteam1066

KCC Highways Team help Stour Valley Creative in King’s wood

15th November 2017/by kentishstourteam1066

Environment Agency – SE Water Situation Report

3rd November 2017/by kentishstourteam1066

Parrots Feather -Wade Marsh

30th October 2017/by kentishstourteam1066

Canterbury in Bloom gets gold!

10th October 2017/by kentishstourteam1066

Tesco Bags – Little Burton

27th September 2017/by kentishstourteam1066

Our Stour Launch Event

22nd August 2017/by kentishstourteam1066

Canterbury river bank erosion barrier

5th August 2017/by kentishstourteam1066

KCC Maidstone assist with river bank clearance.

4th August 2017/by kentishstourteam1066

More Westgate Gardens Planters

1st July 2017/by kentishstourteam1066

Westgate Parks Open Day

20th June 2017/by kentishstourteam1066

Naturally Active for Life ( NAFL ) walks

20th June 2017/by kentishstourteam1066

Our Stour River Wardens

18th May 2017/by kentishstourteam1066

River Invertebrates Training Day

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Kentish Stour Countryside Partnership

2 days ago

The A team enjoyed time clearing back branches and larger, to ensure clear passage for all along a section of the North Downs Way near Charing. The wildflowers are blooming and everything is springing to life. LOVELY! Orange tips and Brimstone butterflies were enjoying the warmth and more open ride. ...

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Kentish Stour Countryside Partnership

1 week ago

Yesterday was our second thursday working on a watercourse near Wingham called Port Rill. Under instruction from consultant Carol Donaldson, the volunteers installed berms made of brash. The aim is to create more habitat opportunities for insects and small fish. The process of regularly desilting streams and ditches tends to create wide, straight, slow moving streams, so the Internal Drainage Board is introducing these techniques to improve their drainage channels for wildlife ...

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