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- Help check river pollution with the Cray/Shuttle Outflow Safari
- Bexley RSPB Group Walk: Crossness Nature Reserve, Tuesday 31st May 2022
- Bexley RSPB – report of March bird/nature walk, Southmere Lake, Thamesmead former Golf Course and Thames Foreshore
- Report of Bexley RSPB KWT Sevenoaks Wildlife Reserve and Bough Beech Reservoir walks, February 15th.
- Friends of Crossness Nature Reserve bird walk report, 22nd November 2021
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TODAY (2nd February) IS WORLD WETLANDS DAY. SO HOW ABOUT SIGNING UP TO HELP AT THE NEXT THAMES ROAD WETLAND EVENT ON FEBRUARY 14th?book.plinth.org.uk/e/jyHfDWO68FBjh72gDdBv
Thames Road Wetland in Barnes Cray, on the Inner Crayford Marshes, may only be 2 hectares (5 acres), but it takes a lot of work to maintain its high value for species such as Marsh Sow-thistle, Brookweed, Hairy Dragonfly, Reed Warbler, Harvest Mouse, Water Rail and Water Vole.
Now we've got a brushcutter, we're getting much more Reed cut a lot more quickly, but that creates lots of material that needs removing to bankside piles where it will rot away, providing habitat for fungi and invertebrates.
Could you help for up to 4 hours? We will have staff support on the 14th and be able to kit everyone out in waders, though we'll only be paddling in a few inches of water.
At our last staff-assisted session, a couple of people generously donated one of their 'service' (paid day off to do voluntary work) days. One of them was from DEFRA. He commented that by taking part he was able to pick up a lot of detailed information you just can't get in other ways. We're always pleased to welcome anyone willing to do this, even if they can only come the once. (But note that organised corporate groups have to pay to participate.....). '
All other equipment is provided, plus modest refreshments.
Health and safety and first aid back-up assured.
Chris Rose. Volunteer Site Manager. ... See MoreSee Less
1 week ago
FRIENDS OF THE CRAY AT CRAYFORD - FRIDAY 7th FEBRUARYJoin FotCaC tackling litter along the lower Cray.
Meet 10 a.m. at the junction of Footpath 106 and Barnes Cray Road (see graphic below).
All welcome, no particular skills needed.
Equipment will be provided. Wear appropriate clothing for being out in the open and avoiding stings and scratches from Brambles and Nettles, and bring something to drink.
Best wishes
Sarah ... See MoreSee Less
1 week ago
CROSSNESS BIRD HIDE UPDATESite Manager Karen Sutton advises that the bird hide has been re-opened following the vandalism earlier this week, but please note that it will probably be CLOSED AGAIN for maintenance on Wednesday next week (5th Feb). ... See MoreSee Less
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