Nurturing the River Lark Catchment, through monitoring and restoration.
The River Lark Catchment Partnership is a group of organisations and individuals that have come together to enable a cohesive approach to the environmental challenges facing the River Lark.
From waterways management to wildlife protection, our rivers need support if they are to thrive. Rather than continue to work as separate groups, the River Lark Catchment Partnership aims to pool resources, expertise and knowledge to help sustain a vibrant, healthy waterway crucial to this part of East Anglia. The partnership consists of various government, charitable, voluntary and local organisations, as well as individuals, each bringing their unique experience and talents to the partnership.
The River Lark has been chosen as a flagship chalk stream for East Anglia. The government-backed National Chalk Stream Recovery Strategy aims to restore all 12 flagship chalk streams to the best state possible by 2030
From waterways management to wildlife protection, our rivers need support if they are to thrive. Rather than continue to work as separate groups, the River Lark Catchment Partnership aims to pool resources, expertise and knowledge to help sustain a vibrant, healthy waterway crucial to this part of East Anglia. The partnership consists of various government, charitable, voluntary and local organisations, as well as individuals, each bringing their unique experience and talents to the partnership.
The River Lark has been chosen as a flagship chalk stream for East Anglia. The government-backed National Chalk Stream Recovery Strategy aims to restore all 12 flagship chalk streams to the best state possible by 2030
