Colleen

Ecologist
East Midlands committe member & Student & early careers member @CIEEM Alumni/Fellow @TrentUni

[Colleen @NatureGeek86]

@Bempton_Cliffs
#RSPB
#puffin

[Colleen TRT Engagement Officer (She/Her) @Colleen_TRT]

@Trent_R_Trust would like to invite you along for a linear 5 mile (8 km). 16th or 19th March 10am start.
https://t.co/YhF6zo0Q0R

[Colleen @NatureGeek86]

Spring! Lots of frogspawn spotted over the weekend! #spring

[Trent Gateway @TrentGateway]

Exciting! After years of planning and designing, the UK’s largest fish pass project is a GO! Site preparation work has started at Holme Sluices, Colwick #fishpass #trentgateway #salmon #fish #nottingham

[Trent Rivers Trust @Trent_R_Trust]

Pleased to announce that the removal of two weirs on the Hatchford Brook in @BhamCityCouncil has been included as a case study by our friends at https://t.co/ZL4gOyKjSD @SolihullCouncil @EnvAgencyMids

[Derbyshire Wildlife Trust @DerbysWildlife]

Our Kickstarter Living Landscapes Support Officer, Ella, and hardworking volunteers last week at Aqueduct Cottage! Preparing the ground for the thinning of a tree with ash dieback.

You can learn more about ash dieback in our podcast episode number 7: https://t.co/PqWwnCFfuJ

[Trent Rivers Trust @Trent_R_Trust]

TRT recently removed two weirs on the Hatchford Brook in Birmingham. This is how we did it #HatchfordBrook @EnvAgencyMids @SolihullCouncil @WatersideCare @fishmigration @BhamCityCouncil

[Colleen @NatureGeek86]

Thanks for the underwater photography training today @DonCatchmentRT it was sooo nice to be in the river!!! @Trent_R_Trust

[Trent Rivers Trust @Trent_R_Trust]

Calling local people to the #HatchfordBrook #SheldonCountryPark for a volunteer day on Tuesday 30th Nov #riverhabitats #wildplaces #getinvolved a good way to stay active, learn about wildlife and meet new people @WatersideCare @EnvAgencyMids @BhamCityCouncil @SolihullCouncil

[Trent Rivers Trust @Trent_R_Trust]

So the second weir is out, have seen fish, Kingfisher, Little Egret and Heron inspecting the works up and downstream of both former weir locations #HatchfordBrook @EnvAgencyMids @SolihullCouncil @WatersideCare @envireauwater @fishmigration @BhamCityCouncil

[Trent Rivers Trust @Trent_R_Trust]

The first of two weirs as it is slowly removed from the Hatchford Brook @BhamCityCouncil @EnvAgencyMids @fishmigration @WatersideCare @SolihullCouncil revealing a diversity of channel features and habitats upstream.

[Colleen TRT Engagement Officer (She/Her) @Colleen_TRT]

Ripley Greenway - Before/after! Yesterday's site visit was a great opportunity to see the swales working after this heavy rain, the footpath is dry! @Trent_R_Trust @RipleyTown @Derbyshirecc

[Colleen @NatureGeek86]

5k added to my 100miles for @MindCharity fundraiser https://t.co/Y1GdMnJUn4 https://t.co/OgB4asvwsF

[Miles Richardson @findingnature]

Excited to announce a PhD Studentship!

The impact of biophilic school design on educational attainment, wellbeing and sustainable behaviours.

An excellent and exciting project to be involved with:
https://t.co/mhnNGStbi7

[Hedgehog Society @hedgehogsociety]

Please remember water for wildlife, it’s going to be a scorcher! ☀️ 🦔

🎥 Paul Bunyard

[Colleen TRT Engagement Officer (She/Her) @Colleen_TRT]

Last week @Trent_R_Trust, Friends of Ripley greenway & @Derbyshirecc installed x2 small bridges at Ripley Greenway, providing access over Bottle Brook.
#volunteer
#community
#derbyshire
#ripleygreenway

[Colleen TRT Engagement Officer (She/Her) @Colleen_TRT]

@Trent_R_Trust have been working with Derbyshire County Council, Ripley Town Council, Derbyshire Adult Education Services & The Friends of Ripley greenway from 2018-2021, improving the area for the local community, flooding & biodiversity. https://t.co/yzWN1s6Fa0 via
@YouTube

[Greta Thunberg @GretaThunberg]

School strike week 155, in pride colours since it’s #StockholmPride . Even though it’s summer holiday we keep on protesting on Fridays.
#MindTheGap
#climatestrikeonline
#fridaysforfuture #FaceTheClimateEmergency

[BBC Hereford & Worcester @bbchw]

The River Wye at Ross - and it’s green. Record levels of phosphate have been recorded this week and campaigners say it’s due to the 20 million chickens being reared in the river catchment. What can be done to save the nation’s “favourite river”? From 0600 with @Elliottjwebb