Two of our Mk4 floating devices launched today. These will share data every 15 minutes to create graphs of conductivity and temperature, both useful indicators of pollution. @BrentMonitoring @BrentRiverPark @EnvAgencySE
Our network continues to operate well and we're keeping an eye on results.
At the moment we're not sure if we have funding for this year, but we have plenty of devices still to deploy.
I'll be taking a break from the project whilst we welcome our newest team member.
It's been a close run thing at times but 313 has survived the winter. Operating under its own power in a shady spot since 6th October- we've become weirdly attached to this little box.
Reunited with an old friend yesterday, Unit 319 broke its moorings in a storm in October and was rediscovered by chance near Gurnell. Looks like it had a good night
This was Boundary Stream, Long Wood, tributary of the Brent, back in May ‘22. Teeming with gamarus, I think it’s fair to say this has been the cleanest part of the Lower Brent for many years. Thread…
Yet again, this morning, the Brent is polluted. We were unable to identify the source. We are volunteers. This is not our job. But we will be extremely angry if we don’t see prosecutions for this and other events. Polluters must pay. This has to stop. This was reported to the EA