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River Thame Conservation Trust: Working for a river catchment with healthy fresh waters and wildlife, valued and enjoyed by local people

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Creating wildlife ponds

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  • About Us
    • Staff
    • Trustees
    • Contact Us
    • Vacancies
    • Donate
    • Staff Login
  • News
    • Latest News
    • Newsletter signup
  • Projects & Advice
    • Eythrope Wetland Creation
    • Farmer Engagement
    • Upper Great Ouse Natural Flood Management
    • Important Freshwater Areas of the River Thame Catchment
    • Surveys and monitoring
    • Fish passage and river habitat works – near Cuddington
    • Watery Behaviours
    • Himalayan Balsam Pulling Aylesbury
    • Yellow Fish – Waddesdon & Quainton
    • Aylesbury Outfall Safari
    • Advice
      • For Anglers
      • For Developers
      • For Landowners
      • For Households
      • On Private Sewage Systems
      • For Dog Owners
      • On Creating Wildlife Ponds
  • River Thame
    • About the River Thame
    • History
    • Wildlife
    • Photographs
    • Pressures
      • Water Quality
        • Raw Sewage
        • Sewage Treatment
        • Misconnections
        • Farming & Agriculture
      • Habitat Loss
        • Channel Modification
        • Water Abstraction
      • Invasive Species
  • Thame Partnership
    • Our Partnership
    • Thame Catchment Plan
    • Catchment Partnership Login
  • Get involved
    • Covid-19
    • Events Signup
    • Volunteering
      • Surveys and monitoring
        • Riverfly monitoring
        • Water Quality Monitoring Surveys
        • Bird Surveys
        • Non-native invasive plants
      • Aylesbury Outfall Safari
      • Balsam Bashing
      • Volunteer Starter Pack
      • Volunteer Login Area
    • Schools and youth groups