Can you help with Cranleigh’s local rivers and streams? The next training meeting is at Snoxhall, 10am Monday 20 November. Please join in and find out how you can get involved. Best to take wellies and be prepared to get…
WATER NEUTRALITY and EVERYONE’S WATER FOOTPRINT Water is an essential natural resource and the world’s freshwater supply is shown to be gradually decreasing year by year. Environment agencies and institutions have started to explore the concept and process of Water…
Hello Surrey Wildlife Trust representative Josh is joining us to refresh our knowledge of how to measure phosphates and riverfly lavae in our streams and waterways. Please contact us if you would like to join in, to confirm numbers. explore…
Come along! Wednesday 25th January from 6pm Cranleigh Society invites you to The Three Horseshoes pub – Wednesday 25 January – for a meet up to talk through concerns and actions we can take to improve lives in Cranleigh. Do…
Does Cranleigh have rivers? yes! Are Cranleigh’s rivers and streams polluted? Many springs arise in and around Cranleigh and venture towards the main rivers. Many are piped underground, under housing and roads and pop up all around you. You may…
Cranleigh Water Matters Healthy rivers and streams? Members of Cranleigh Civic Society have been actively keeping an eye on the state of Cranleigh’s local water pollution levels. Along with other volunteers for Surrey Wildlife Trust, we have been testing the…
Cranleigh FLOOD FORUM Friday 4th February 10.30 am Cranleigh Society and MP Angela Richardson invite your comments and queries Cranleigh Society has organised the venue, the Band Room, for the next Cranleigh Flood Forum. We will be asking questions of…
Surrey Wildlife Trust and Cranleigh Society are putting together some free live training Dipping in our local river “Cranleigh Waters” Mayfly Monitoring Training course Cranleigh Band room Friday 16th 10 till 2:30 Join us for this Free training session to…
Cranleigh’s rivers and waterways news Riverfly populations respond to pollution which is why they need constant monitoring. Having good Riverfly levels back in 2017 only tells us that things were ok back then however the situation can change in an…
