Free community river ecology courses hosted by Love Our Ouse
and on Freeview 262 or Freely 565
The courses will take place throughout April and will enable attendees to complete a baseline river survey, access resources and monitor a stretch.
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Hide AdAvailable dates: Sunday 14 April – Bluebell Railway, Sheffield Park. Sunday 21 April – Linklater Pavilion, Railway Land, Lewes. Newhaven training TBC in June.
What will be included in the training: Basic ecology principles, river ecology - what a good river looks like, the current state of the River Ouse, problems and issues around the water environment (and how to spot them), how to get involved in taking action for the river, comprehensive list of open data sources, how to conduct a basic river survey.
Part of the day will be spent in the classroom, followed by a venture to the riverbank.
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Places are on a first come first served basis and are subject to availability. The course is free although Love Our Ouse welcome donations to expand their work.
For more information visit: loveourouse.org/citizen-science-101-training
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Hide AdLove Our Ouse is a group of local residents, nature lovers and professionals in a range of relevant sectors. They have established skills, network and community connections.
They work as a not for profit organisation. The objects of the Company are to carry on activities which benefit the community and in particular to benefit all life along the length of the River Ouse in Sussex and its tributaries, including people and wildlife.
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