UK's wildlife suffers human impacts such as pollution and climate change. Brent Lodge will explain about their work & what you can do too!

Green Drinks and talks!

Green Drinks happens on the 1st Wednesday of the month. This is to bring together like minded people who are interested in the environment and to share ideas.

We are now including a talk from local experts to encourage more people from the local area to find out what is happening along our coastline and how to volunteer to take action.

Green Drinks starts at 1830 and you're welcome to come before this to chat and then we'll have a speaker from 1930-2000 with some time for questions afterwards.

If you have any ideas for a topics or any contact then please get in touch!

Wednesday 3rd June - Oyster Reintroduction. Hannah from Final Straw Foundation will be giving a talk about oyster reintroduction in Langstone and Chichester Harbours.

Wednesday 1st July - Update on Water Quality testing

Helen and Final Straw team will be providing an update on the year long water quality testing programme

Wednesday 5th August - just Green Drinks in the courtyard

Wednesday 2nd September - Common Spac - nature recovery on the Isle of Wight.

Wednesday 7 October - Project Portunus

Join Alison as she unveils the fascinating marine life and vibrant habitats uncovered in Langstone and Chichester harbours.

Alison will be providing an update on the first two years of the Portunus Project. Dive into stories of rare species, breathtaking underwater landscapes, and the exciting plans shaping the future of our coastal environment. Whether you’re a nature enthusiast, a local resident, or simply curious about the world beneath the waves, this is your chance to connect and learn about these hidden marine treasures.

Wednesday 4 November - Brent Lodge Wildlife Hospital.

The UK is one of the world's most nature-depleted countries with wildlife suffering human impacts from intensive agriculture, habitat loss, pollution and climate change.

Brent Wildlife Hospital admits injured, sick, or orphaned patients direct from the public, from the RSPCA, or from local vets who have pre-assessed patients as needing wildlife care, recuperation and rehabilitation facilities. Most frequent reasons for admission include pet attacks, natural predation, habitat loss or nest disturbance as well as road traffic collisions.

Wednesday 2nd December

We are grateful for any donations to help us continue our work - please visit our JustGiving Page if you would like to donate to our charities:

Final Straw Foundation: https://www.justgiving.com/charity/finalstrawfdn

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