Schools pupils from Luton and Houghton Regis have been monitoring the River Lea's vital statistics and logging them to help understand and improve the health of the river to ensure it remains a liveable habitat for creatures. Read more ...

Government consultation on developing a National Policy Statement for Water Resources and proposals to amend the definition of nationally significant water infrastructure in the Planning Act 2008. Read more ...

The Lower Lea Barbel Acion Group was featured on BBC Countryfile on November 19th 2017. Read more ...

Join us on Friday 6 October to celebrate and investigate the River Lea in Luton. Read more ...

This years River Lea Catchment Conference will be held 18th October 2017 at Bayfordbury Science Learning Centre. Read more ...

We are seeking volunteers to assist with eel monitoring throughout September as part of the Conserving Slimy Wrigglers Project. Read more ...

Members of the Luton Lea Catchment Partnership were given a guided tour of East Hyde Sewage Treatment Works that treats waste water from Luton and the surrounding areas, thanks to the generosity of staff at the Thames Water site. Read more ...

Community charity Groundwork Luton and Bedfordshire is working with Affinity Water on Luton Water Wardens, a new project to help Luton residents to save water, leading to savings in energy and money. Read more ...

A brand new nature trail that takes in some of the best habitat in Welwyn Garden City has today opened at Tewinbury Farm Hotel. Read more ...

Guided walk 24/07/2017 Lea Valley Regional Park. Read more ...