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Free Riverfly Monitoring Initiative Training, Friday 16th May, 10am-3.30pm DCRT and the Friends of Wardsend Cemetery are holding a Riverfly Monitoring Initiative training course, where volunteers can become certified riverfly monitors, joining the Sheffield River Rangers group to help detect water quality issues. When: Friday 16th May, 10am-3.30pm Where: Burton Street Foundation in Hillsborough, […]
Join the Don Catchment Rivers Trust as we are guided round Rivelin Valley by the talented local forager, Shony (see her Facebook page here). Come along and learn about plant identification in this lovely river corridor. The event will operate via sign ups as we have limited spaces available. Priority will be given to existing […]
As part of DCRT’s All Hands on the Don project, we are delighted to open our latest Photography Competition The River Don is a river back from the dead. It’s time to stop being down about the past industrial degradation of the Don and start celebrating – injecting positivity into a wonderful river that is special […]
Please sign up to this exciting training session by emailing [email protected]! Learn to identify dragonfly species – The Goldsmith Centre, Sprotbrough, 9:30am-10:30am A training session delivered by curator of natural science at Sheffield Museums and dragonfly expert Alistair McLean on how to identify, record and survey dragonfly species found around the rivers in […]
As part of DCRT’s All Hands on the Don project, we are delighted to open our latest Photography Competition The River Don is a river back from the dead. It’s time to stop being down about the past industrial degradation of the Don and start celebrating – injecting positivity into a wonderful river that is special for […]
