Partnership between ReAP and ColneCAN enables aquatic plastic littering our local waterways to be recycled.

The ColneCAN Conference 2024 will be on Wednesday 2nd October 2024 9:00am – 4:00pm at Woodoaks Farm, Denham Way, Maple Cross, Rickmansworth, Hertfordshire. WD3 9XQ

Lara Clements, Rivers Officer at Groundwork South was delighted that the Floating Pennywort removal session she had organised went ahead this Bank Holiday weekend.

The ColneCan Non Native Invasive Species Working Group is a proactive Local Area Group.

Martin Stew of ITN was in Harefield on Monday 24th June to interview Tony Booker, Colne Catchment Co-host, on the subject of Water Quality.

The poor state of our local rivers has had exposure in the media, but we need to move the conversation on to examine the detail of the causes and importantly to what solutions are being implemented to reverse this decline.

Together with Herts and Middlesex Wildlife Trust the Chiltern Chalkstreams project have published their first ever annual riverfly newsletter.

The pollution we see affecting the river Misbourne and the Amersham/Chalfonts area is not unique within the 402 square miles of river Colne catchment, but it is certainly one of the worst affected at present.

We have received a reply to the letter we wrote to the Environment Secretary in November expressing our concern about river pollution caused by HS2.

Great effort on Sunday 4th February from a group of anglers on the Upper Colne removing litter from in the channel; the whole lot has gone to be recyled by ReAP UK and made into new products, nothing will end up in landfill.

Design by LTD Design Consultants and build by Garganey Consulting. From an original concept by the Herts and Middlesex Wildlife Trust.