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Stonebridge Wild River Reserve - Latest Wildlife Records

 

  • Latest Wildlife Records from Stonebridge Wild River Reserve 

  • Latest list of recorded bird species at Stonebridge Wild River Reserve

  • Latest Stonebridge Moth List 
Kennet Catchment Partnership
Kennet Catchment Partnership
Find out more about activity in the Kennet Catchment. 
River & Groundwater levels in the Kennet Catchment
Check the latest River & Groundwater Levels in the Kennet Catchment

Spotted pollution?

Spotted pollution?
Please call the Environment Agency: 0800 807060 and Thames Water: 0800 9800

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A running hosepipe uses 1,000 litres of water an hour  - that's more than a family of four use in a day. Don't leave hosepipes running.
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