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Yellow Fish

Only Rain Down the Drain

Many people are unaware that most storm drains lead directly to the river, taking whatever goes down the drain into the water. This can lead to pollution of the river and this will have a serious impact on fish and other wildlife that live in or enter the river. Our Yellow Fish campaign got students out in organised groups marking drains to raise awareness that it should only be 'Rain Down the Drain'. 

River & Groundwater levels in the Kennet Catchment

River and groundwater levels

Check them here
Spotted pollution?

Spotted pollution?

Please call the Environment Agency: 0800 807060 and Thames Water: 0800 316 9800

Gifts

Gifts

New book: Henry Hedgehog's Riverside Adventures
Fact Image
Uffcott village pond is the furthest upstream source of the Kennet.
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