We are pleased to publish the first Wensum Catchment Partnership Newsletter, These will be published every six months featuring the both the ambition and outcomes as we build collaboration with partners in the Wensum Valley.
Another engagement of volunteers on what was the hottest day of the summer undertaking in a scheme coordinated by Norfolk County Councils Non-Native Species Initiative in the management of Himalayan Balsam on the Wensum. This was some of the outcome of their efforts of the team from WACA at Sayers Meadow in Lyng. Great work…
The following email was sent to the 84 subscribers following the Wensum on the 17th Dec 2021. Dear xxx Wensum December 2021 Communications 2021 has seen some great movements in the development of the Wensum Catchment Partnership: A number of significant projects are being delivered within the Wensum Catchment Partnership including: Upper Wensum Cluster Farm…
Click to view Wensum Storymap Wensum Catchment Partnership (WCP) Communications Dear Stakeholder, The Wensum Catchment Partnership (WCP) is writing to all of the interested Wensum stakeholders with an update on Catchment Partnership actions. Our Steer Group has now held two meetings, with representation from Norfolk Rivers Trust, Environment Agency, BASG, Natural England, Anglian Water, Upper…
Click to view Wensum Storymap Dear Subscriber, We hope this circular finds you all in good health at this challenging time. We have had a fair amount of progress across the Wensum Catchment Partnership this year and feel it is timely to share these developments with our fellow members I’m pleased to announce the first…
We are pleased to publish the second Wensum Catchment Partnership Newsletter, These will be published every six months featuring the both the ambition and outcomes as we build collaboration with partners in the Wensum Valley. https://basg.online/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/News-from-across-the-Wensum-Oct-2023-Final-low.pdf