Catchment research - The Eye Brook

How much do we know about the area around us?  What role do we each have to play in our local landscape?  Who manages this landscape and its wildlife today and who did so in the past?  How can we benefit from the 'environment' and the wildlife associated with it?  Learning about our local cultural and natural heritage is central to these questions.  In doing so, it does no harm to abadon administrative boundaries and consider the natural ones such as the river catchment.  Ours is the Eye Brook.

Eye Brook Community Heritage project

• Click here to learn more, including links to the publications of the project

Phosphorus from agriculture: riverine impact study (paris)

• Click here to learn more about the PARIS project 

Wild food

• Click here to learn about the wild food study to be carried out at Loddington

Brown trout

• Click here to learn more about brown trout in the Eye Brook 

MUNTJAC

• Click here to learn more about muntjac deer at Loddington