Our monthly work party on the Guphill Brook involves a range of tasks, such as clearing invasive plant species, litter picking and more.

Join us for our monthly volunteer session at Guphill Brook. We will be doing some practical management to improve the habitat around the brook.

We will be meeting by the bridge at Buckingham rise at 10am, (please ignore the map marker below) on-street parking is available nearby.

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The nearest postcode CV5 9HT

Please do check the weather forecast beforehand and dress appropriately for the conditions. Bring wellies with you if you can in case of rain or work in the river, if you're comfortable with this. Get in touch if you need us to provide a pair for you. Feel free to bring your own work gloves or we can provide these for you also. Please also bring water and a snack with you.

No experience is needed, we will show you what to do. If we need to make any adjustments so that you can attend we can and if you need more details or are having trouble booking please email sherbourne@wkwt.org.uk.

In case of event cancellation or extreme weather, we will email you. Please leave a contact phone number, too, so that we can contact you on the day, in the unlikely event of any last minute changes.

This event is being run by Joe Atkinson, River Restoration Officer.

Feedback:

We would be very grateful if you could complete this short survey after the event. It will helps us to improve, and also increases our ability to secure future funding to be able to run more events like this for free.

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Note:

Please be aware that there may be photography or videography at this event. If you have any issues with this, please make a team member and any individuals with a camera aware. It is worth noting however, that almost all of our events are in public spaces and we cannot control members of the public who may want to take photos.

This project is lead by Warwickshire Wildlife Trust in partnership with Coventry City Council, Severn Trent, the Environment Agency, Citizen Housing, Historic Coventry Trust, Coventry University and Sherbourne Valley Churches. It as has been generously supported by The National Lottery Heritage Fund, and it’s thanks to National Lottery players that we are able to host this event.

For more information or to get in touch please visit www.sherbournevalley.co.uk (https://www.warwickshirewildlifetrust.org.uk/RiverSherbourneValley) or find us on Facebook @TheSherbourneValleyProject or email sherbourne@wkwt.org.uk.

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