Ouse & Adur Rivers Trust
@OuseAdurRT
The Ouse & Adur Rivers Trust (OART) is dedicated to the environmental protection and enhancement of the Sussex River Ouse, the River Adur and their tributaries.
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http://oart.org.uk 21-02-2019 12:04:35
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Get stuck in to the #BigRiverWatch folks. Help to gather really useful data on river health ππ¦π³π¦π¦π
A huge thanks to the fantastic #CitizenScience River Rangers who are helping us monitor the health of our streams and rivers ππ¦
You were all amazing on your Riverfly training day π€©π₯³
For more info about our citizen science projects please contact [email protected] π±π§
We had slow worms, shoals of stickleback & ducklings to reward our hard work at EPIC Project today! π¦ ππ¦π
Loads of jobs also ticked off the list:
βοΈRemoving spent rabbit guards π
βοΈGathering reptile tins π
βοΈ Weeding, mulching hedge lines
Starting to feel like spring!
The bluebells are out in force at the moment in the South Downs National Park! π
Never a better time to see our beautiful Sussex chalk streams in action... ππ¦π
Another 12 awesome rainbox planters installed in the Nevill community in Lewes ππ¦
These fab pond-lined boxes collect rooftop run-off, slow stormwater reaching the drains, reduce flood risk & when planted up, benefit biodiversity π§ πΌπ
Thanks to Lewes District Council for support!π
β° One month until the #BigRiverWatch !
Between 3rd-6th of May, we're inviting everyone in the UK and Ireland to spend just 15 minutes of their bank holiday weekend helping us gather crucial data on #river health.
β‘οΈ theriverstrust.org/big-river-watch
#stateofourrivers #togetherforrivers
Fab to have the Adur & Ouse Catchment Partnership recognised at the Mid Sussex Applauds awards!π
Great team! @SDNP, Lewes District Council, West Sussex County Council,
Adur & Worthing Councils, Environment AgencySE, Natural England
Sussex Wildlife Trust π¦, South East Water, Wealden District Council,
The Living Coast UNESCO Biosphere, Horsham District Council, Shoreham Port
π¨2023βs #sewage deluge: new data highlights the urgency of our fight for better rivers.
Last year in England:
βΌοΈ Raw sewage was discharged 464,056 times
βΌοΈ For a total of 3,606,170 hours (double 2022)
It's vital we #EndSewagePollution .
Read moreπ
theriverstrust.org/about-us/news/β¦
The final day for our 2023-24 #winter delivery works came and went last week.
The #volunteers smashed it and only one boot was almost lost for good in the wet clay. Not bad going.
Cascading #ponds and #leakydams along broken #landdrains .
Wonderful stuff!
Sussex Wildlife Trust π¦
The needs of ποΈ&π₯are so diverse and interconnected it makes a sustainable coexistence 'wickedly' difficult
Join us tomorrow as Chris Sandom Sussex Life Sciences & Tony Whitbread Knepp Wilding dig deeper into sustainability issues related to nature conservation
tickettailor.com/events/ssrp/11β¦
Another productive day installing SuDS rainbox planters in the Nevill community in Lewes π·ββοΈπͺπ·
These clever pond-lined boxes collect rooftop run-off, slow stormwater reaching the drains, reduce flood risk & when planted up, benefit biodiversity π§ πΌπ
Thanks to Lewes District Council!
Despite the overnight deluge we had a great River Rangers session at EPIC Project today! π¦ππͺπ
Loads of jobs ticked off the list:
βοΈMulching bank top trees π³
βοΈRemoving spent rabbit guards π
βοΈClearing bramble π₯΅
βοΈ Weeding hedge lines π±
Cowslips, marsh marigolds out!
We don't like #invasivespecies , we love cake π°π Launching the Ouse Invasives project to improve cross sector biosecurity and reduce environmental impact. Thanks to all our partners and supporters Environment AgencySE South East Water Angling Trust Newhaven Marina Ashdown Forest APHA
We're delighted to welcome the film's director, Tony Eva, for a live panel discussion alongside...
- Rachel Paget from Ouse & Adur Rivers Trust
- Dr. Sean Ashworth from Southern Water
- Susie Howells from #TheAquafierProject
- Labour Cllr Trevor Muten
ποΈ Hosted by the brilliant Felicity Beckett!
Weβve deployed settlement panels in Newhaven Marina as part of our Invasive Non-Native Species (INNS) monitoring programme
The submerged panels will be inspected every 8 wks to provide an early warning for new marine #INNS entering the catchment π #RapidResponse
Environment AgencySE