Perhaps the single most important species for assessing habitat quality along rivers are plants. In this workshop led by Simon Harrap from Natural Surroundings we look at plant identification for beginners, focusing on species and groups found along our rivers.
About the project: Norfolk’s rivers are priceless jewels! Not only are many of them chalk rivers, making them one of the rarest habitats in the world, but their banks are also crucial corridors for wildlife through the landscape. There is much we can all do to help wildlife in and along our rivers. In this series of workshops, delivered in partnership with the Norfolk Coast Partnership and the Norfolk Rivers Trust, we explore Norfolk’s river wildlife, and how to assess it.
These workshops are part of
The Two Chalk Rivers Project delivering habitat and biodiversity improvements to the Rivers Hun and Stiffkey during 2022 and 2023. Supported by the
Green Recovery Challenge Fund, the project is a partnership between the Norfolk Coast Partnership and the Norfolk Rivers Trust.
