Radio 4's John Waite

BBC Radio 4's long-running 'Face the Facts' programme to feature the Beane and Mimram!

The episode, to be broadcast on July 29th, focuses on the issue of over abstraction of our groundwater and the devastating impacts on our chalk rivers.

Radio 4's John Waite

BBC Radio 4's long-running 'Face the Facts' programme to feature the Beane and Mimram!

The episode, to be broadcast on July 29th, focuses on the issue of over abstraction of our groundwater and the devastating impacts on our chalk rivers.

BBC Radio 4 programme 'Face the Facts' hosted by John Waite will visit the River Beane and Mimram on July 2nd for interviews and fact finding about the state of chalk stream following the launch of the Chalk Stream Charter recently. At present the broadcast date has not been decided.

Charlie Bell

Defra's latest 'Love Your River' blog has been written by Hertfordshire Living Rivers Officer Charlie Bell.

The blog discusses the challenges and successes of the Beane and Mimram Catchment Partnership.

Charlie Bell

Defra's latest 'Love Your River' blog has been written by Hertfordshire Living Rivers Officer Charlie Bell.

The blog discusses the challenges and successes of the Beane and Mimram Catchment Partnership.

Richard Benyon by the Mimram

He was speaking during the launch of the Government's Catchment Based Approach at Welwyn yesterday, which was hosted by Herts & Middlesex Wildlife Trust and the Environment Agency.

Singlers Marsh

On Monday morning (3rd June 2013) Herts & Middlesex Wildlife Trust & the Environment Agency will be hosting a visit by Richard Benyon, Natural Environment & Fisheries Minister.

Singlers Marsh

We're delighted to announce that the national rollout of the Catchment Based Approach will be launched from Singler's Marsh, in the Mimram catchment.

The date of the rollout will be confirmed shortly when Herts & Middlesex Wildlife Trust & the Environment Agency will be hosting a visit by Richard Benyon, Natural Environment & Fisheries Minister.

Water Buffalo

It was a momentous day as the buffalo arrived at Thorley to play their part in the restoration of the site.

Himalayan balsam flower

The invasive species Himalayan Balsam causes huge problems for our rivers.  Herts & Middlesex Wildlife Trust are planning several working parties this summer to pull Himlayan Balsam from key locations within the catchments.

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