STOP PRESS! Waterstock Local Wildlife Site Designation

We are thrilled to announce that the Waterstock Local Wildlife Site designation is now official.

Waterstock is a fantastic site in the River Thame catchment and is home to many different species including regionally important species such as the curlew.

The designation shows the importance of the site for wildlife and is testament to lots of hard work and collaboration between many different people and groups.

You can read all about it on the official Press Release by clicking here

Photos by Julie Cuthbert

Welcome to our (late!) quarterly newsletter! A number of things have been happening in the Thame catchment by both ourselves and our partners and we hope you enjoy reading about them in our Winter newsletter.  If you have any suggestions for our Spring newsletter then contact: enquiries@riverthame.org

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Welcome to our quarterly newsletter! Here we like to update you on the work the Trust and its partners have been carrying out around the Thame catchment as well as any national news that may affect our freshwater habitats.

After a long hot summer that had an impact on water levels in all of the Thame catchment waterbodies, things have turned cooler with some welcome rain seen. Lots of things have been happening led by both ourselves and our partners. We hope you enjoy reading about them in our Autumn newsletter! If you have any suggestions for our Winter newsletter then contact enquiries@riverthame.org  Continue reading →

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