Restoring London’s Rivers - 26/10/2012

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The effective restoration of London’s rivers can provide improved natural habitats for wildlife and a better space for human recreation. Designed imaginatively, they can also even help to reduce crime and the fear of crime and contribute to a higher quality of life for all.

Those were some of the key messages to emerge from yesterday morning’s breakfast talk at NLA on Restoring London’s Rivers.

Algae Be Gone (ABG) is a project with partners from Sweden and Denmark. We work in two eutrophic lakes and their catchments, Lake Ringsjön in Sweden and Lake Sjælsø in Denmark. The overall aim of the project is to develop cost efficient methods for restoring eutrophic lakes in the region. These methods are needed in order to meet the ecological and chemical requirements according to the EU Water Framework Directive.

http://www.algaebegone.eu

Danube Watch - The Magazine of the Danube River - www.icpdr.org

see page 20 for Ciobarciu, Romania - Sharing the valuable work done to preserve the Ciobarciu Wetlands is part of a new EU life + project is to to give professionals the information they need to bring rivers back to a natural state.

This video presents the most common means for restoring a brook for vulnerable brown trout.The filmed restoration workshop took place at Longinoja brook in Helsinki, Finland. The workshop was held and the video was made as part of the Life+ funded RESTORE partnership.

This includes updates on our input to events in Tulcea, Romania and the Czech Republic. You can also fund out more information on our upcoming events in Brittany, France and our breakfast talk with the New London Architecture.

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