Club meeting via Zoom -
Wed, Aug 17th 2022 at 7:30 pm - 9:30 pm
Our speaker this evening is Laura Nee of the Thames Landscape Strategy Group on "Rewilding Arcadia".
Laura Nee of the Thames Landscape Strategy Group on "Rewilding Arcadia"
The purpose of 'Rewilding Arcadia' is to deliver and explain a series of nature-based flood risk management projects that are designed to restore the lost floodplain to re-connect water, people, heritage, and wildlife with the natural cycles of the Thames (in normal times, during floods and drought). It looks to achieve multiple landscape benefits, for the long-term, to ensure that local communities, businesses, landowners, agencies, and river users are fully engaged with flood risk management policy and solutions to increase public understanding about flooding and the need for change.
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