The LIFE R4ever Kent project is a partnership project working to improve the condition of the Rivers Kent, Sprint, Mint and Gowan. Building on previous work and paving the way for more, the collaboration between Natural England, Environment Agency, Freshwater Biological Association and South Cumbria Rivers Trust is restoring the River Kent SSSI and SAC in South Cumbria.
Focussing on habitat restoration and a carefully trialled reinforcement programme for the designated and critically endangered Freshwater Pearl Mussel, the project’s actions will also help the native White Clawed Crayfish and Bullhead, supporting ecosystems. Bringing together local land managers, schools, volunteers, organisations and embracing the local community’s input, the LIFE R4ever Kent project aims to Revitalise and Restore the River, making it more Resilient to the climate pressures of the future. The project is co-funded by the LIFE programme/the European Union.
Please visit our website at www.r4everkent.co.uk or email hello@r4everkent.co.uk for more information or to volunteer today!
