The Big River Watch starts tomorrow! Download the app and go record what you see in and on your local river.
We're watching the #Tawe #Abertawe π¦
#CitizenScience
#TheRiversTrust
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Friends of the Tawe is a group of people concerned about the state of the River Tawe and determined to help improve it and protect it. #Swansea #Abertawe #SwanseaValley
The Big River Watch starts tomorrow! Download the app and go record what you see in and on your local river.
We're watching the #Tawe #Abertawe π¦
#CitizenScience
#TheRiversTrust
Thanks to your incredible support, we've hit our target! π But why stop there?
Every extra pound we raise now helps us go furtherβexpanding our river data monitoring. Thereβs still time to donate until midday 29 April.
π Letβs keep going: donate.biggive.org/campaign/a05...
π’ Your donations, doubled!
From 22β29 April, your donation to The Rivers Trust could be doubled through the #BigGive
Double your impact with just one donation & support data-driven work to protect rivers π
donate.biggive.org/campaign/a05...
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π¨ Mapping the sewage crisis π©
Our interactive Sewage Map has been updated with the latest 2024 data, so you can see exactly what happened in our rivers.
Explore where sewageβboth treated and untreatedβwas discharged across England and Wales last year.
theriverstrust.org/sewage-map
βWater pollution. Β£1.3 billion a year in England and Wales.β Below, text explains: βPollutants, like fertilisers and pesticides, running off fields into rivers and streams are a major cause. Nature-friendly farming can reduce the use of these pollutants.β The scene shows a river flowing through farmland, surrounded by simple illustrations of butterflies and wildflowers.β―
Β£1.3 billion a year.β―
β―Thatβs what water pollution is costing England and Wales.β―
Nature-friendly farming helps stop harmful fertilisers and pesticides from reaching our rivers.β―
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Flowering alien - American Skunk Cabbage in woodland.
Anyone free to battle with aliens tomorrow? (19 April)
Join West Wales Rivers Trust+N Wales Wildlife Trust WaREN Project at Margam Country Park to stop non-native, invasive American skunk cabbage from going to seed.
Bring secateurs + wellies. Free parking for vols who meet at the East Gate at 1pm.
Time to take action to help improve our rivers - your chance to do some 'citizen science' with the Rivers Trust. You can also sign up for the Great UK WaterBlitz. theriverstrust.org/take-action/...
17.04.2025 09:12 β π 2 π 0 π¬ 0 π 0Image of a clear-running rivulet in sunshine with vegetation on both banks. Tall leafless trees nearby.
A successful morning with at least eight bags of litter collected and the Council notified to clear some fly-tipping. A lovely sunny morning by lakes and the Fendrod, with birdsong blooming celandines and marsh marigolds.
30.03.2025 18:40 β π 0 π 0 π¬ 0 π 0Our friend Tiff Dew, of the West Wales River Trust invites anyone free to join a guided riverside litter-pick in Swansea this Sunday 30th March. It starts at 10.30am Swansea Vale Nature Reserve. Free all-day parking by the meeting point, along the B4625 bordering the NE side of the reserve.
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