Windrush Murkiness..

People have been talking about the increasingly murky colour of the Windrush for years. Here is what WASP discovered in two afternoons this week. Thanks go to In-Situ for loaning…

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WASPFest !

The Burford Festival was our first and very generous sponsor, and some material we presented in our talk was the fruit of that money, which we used to buy our…

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Financial Times Article

Can England’s water companies clean up its dirty rivers?If you type that sentence into Google you should be able to read the FT article we contributed to.Or click here to go to…

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Meeting Mr Dikler

Having passed through bustling Bourton on the Water and Birdland the river emerges into open countryside again. Here she passes the infamous ''Land Treatment Area'' which featured with us in BBC…

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Now You Can Blog from Everywhere!

We’ve made it quick and convenient for you to manage your blog from anywhere. In this blog post we’ll share the ways you can post to your Wix Blog. Blogging…

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Into town

Down below the cress beds where we left off and the woods below, the river takes on some tight curves for which the Windrush is renowned. Clear and lush. Fish darting…

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Watercress treatment!

The Windrush rolls down from Naunton and although most of the ranunculus disappears, the invertebrate life is very good and turning over a rock will often be a delightPlenty of…

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