Brilliant visit to the River Cray with local leaders in Bromley to see how funding from the Mayor’s Rewild London Fund is restoring this vital waterway.
A fantastic example of how nature-based solutions can improve water quality and boost biodiversity @LDN_environment 🌱🌊
Water firm wrongly downgraded pollution events, documents suggest
BBC Panorama's The Water Pollution Cover-Up is on @BBCiPlayer now and @BBCOne at 8pm
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Just 14% of English rivers are of good ecological standard, according to the @EnvAgency.
Just 7% of the UK's woodlands are in a good condition, according to the @WoodlandTrust.
We think we're a green and pleasant land, but it's a myth. When are we going to value nature?
Our river Cray #rewilding work involves tree hinging - using wood to create a fast flowing water area in the middle of the channel. These energetic flows wash layers of silt off the river bed forming clean gravels - a key habitat for fish spawning 🐟
#SaveOurMarshes#Greenbelt#CornBunting#Skylark#WaterVole - An Inquiry appeal has begun! Please support our campaign by sending your
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The draft London Environment Strategy says rivers are in a poor state but seems a bit light on tangible ideas. Improve it here - https://t.co/grLLwzlG8v