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Thank you for joining the Upper Thames Water Quality Group that is promoting monitoring the health of waterways in your area. Upload your results to see how they compare with the rest of the UK and further afield. By monitoring the same water course, four times a year you are contributing to vital data that will allow us to track health all year long.
FWAG SW: Upper Thames
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Join people across the globe and help monitor our fresh waterways.
Many of the tributaries leading into the Thames from the Upper Thames Catchment are failing the EU Water Framework Directive as they are polluted or failing for fish and invertebrate's.
Currently the restoration of the Upper Thames waterways and ditches is being carried out largely through Countryside Stewardship.
We are looking for people whom have a waterway flowing through their property or in their neighbourhood who would like to sample the water either as an individual or as part of a group and upload the data to the FreshWater Watch website
Watch out for our 'Fresh Water' Events!
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| Title | Sample Date |
|---|---|
| fosse bridge chedworth-26-05-2020-15 | 26/05/20 |
| Coln St Alwyn-26-05-2020-14 | 26/05/20 |
| leafield-22-05-2020-16 | 22/05/20 |
| whelford-19-05-2020-16 | 19/05/20 |
| Fairford-12-05-2020-16 | 12/05/20 |
| Ashton Under Carrant-09-12-2019-14 | 09/12/19 |
| gumstool brook-25-08-2019-0 | 25/08/19 |
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Whilst projects in the Upper Thames are progressing to help restore and maintain water courses and ditches through Countryside Stewardship there is a lot more work to be done through raising awareness of the problems arising from water quality and an opportunity to train people to monitor the health of the water so as potential risks can be reduced. We are very happy that you have expressed an interest in signing up to the project and by emailing Joanne Leigh we can send out a water testing kit so as you can start as soon as possible.
Monitoring the health of the water course four times a year will provide vital information as to what is going on in that water course and how we can improve it to increase fish numbers and quality.
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