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The Franklin's Gull at Crossness - found by @wobblygreen gave, well, frankly amazing views in the sun this morning. Only the second bird for London, the first being at the same spot in 2000
@BirdGuides @LondonBirdClub @CrossnessG @RSPBbirders @ThePhotoHour #londonbirds
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🐬 A dolphin was spotted playing around in the water at Gravesend on Sunday evening. 📹 Connor Furlong
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Please help us to #SaveCrossnessNR from industrial development by donating to our Crowd Justice page and/or by retweeting so others can too!
100% of your donation will be used to fight the case. More info here: crowdjustice.com/case/scnr/
We are a small group & need your help! 🙏🏻
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Today is #WorldEnvironmentDay and @Thames21 have launched their Live Litter Map, showing the effects of plastic pollution across the Tidal Thames. The data was generated by @Thames21 volunteers through the Thames River Watch programme. Check it out here storymaps.arcgis.com/stories…
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Sound on of you want to hear a report from the front line from our small troop- clearing invasive Himalayan Balsam on the Hogsmill River, the other troop are over on the left bank further up stream today on our annual #BigBalsamBash @KingstonUni @KingsCollegeLon @Love_plants
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Good morning and MASSIVE thank you to everyone that has donated to our Crowd Justice so far YOU ARE AMAZING! 🤩
Every donation will help #SaveCrossnessNR please donate if you can and share widely. Together we can do this. Thank you ☺️ crowdjustice.com/case/scnr/
Please help us to #SaveCrossnessNR from industrial development by donating to our Crowd Justice page and/or by retweeting so others can too!
100% of your donation will be used to fight the case. More info here: crowdjustice.com/case/scnr/
We are a small group & need your help! 🙏🏻
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In #VolunteersWeek we're saying a big 'Thank You' to the wonderful people from communities along the Thames Path who help to look after their local environment. Dedicated @CrossnessG #volunteers clear tons of rubbish from the foreshore. 👏👏@LondonPortAuth @ThamesEstPart
Thank you so much to the 9 dedicated volunteers who showed up on Sunday for our monthly beach clean. Rain eased off whilst we were on the foreshore & we collected 15 bags of waste /bulky items. Thanks to @CrossnessET 🚽@ThamesmeadLDN 🗑️ & @Thames21 for their continued support 💚
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Sign your group up now to the Plasticblitz 2024!
🥤Collect data on the most common items found in rivers
📍Identify hotspots of plastic pollution
🌊Help evidence and advocate for change
Sign up here or the QR code below👇
arcg.is/O0Lz8
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👋👋 a dozen #litterheroes defying the rain on Sunday to help #stopplasticpollution in the Thames. The stuff they pull off the foreshore looks awful, and thanks to these people it isn't in the ocean! @KeepBritainTidy @ThamesEstPart @LondonPortAuth
🌧️Rain didn’t stop 12 dedicated volunteers down at the foreshore on Sunday. We collected 22 bags of waste plus a plastic chair seat & sofa cushion. Many thanks to Peabody @ThamesmeadLDN for collecting the waste & @CrossnessET for 🧼🚽facilities &
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We remove over 200 tonnes of litter from the Thames every year, but we need your help
Our #CleaningtheThames website can connect you with litter picks near you - record the litter you collect, no matter the amount.
Read more ➡️ hubs.la/Q023674h0
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♻️ Join the Crossness River Action Group (@CrossnessG) this Sunday 17 March from 10am - 1pm for a clean-up event at the Crossness foreshore. You'll help to make a positive impact on the environment and restore the space for local wildlife!
👉 bit.ly/49OcDWI
@PeabodyLDN
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🗣️ FARE FREE LONDON: THE NEW CAMPAIGN FOR FREE PUBLIC TRANSPORT
Join us tomorrow at the GLA (City Hall, Kamal Chunchie Way, E16 1ZE) at 9:30am to call on the GLA to back our call and for @SadiqKhan to make public transport free - it's possible, it's sensible, it's the future.
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An estimated 26 million tons of plastic ends up in the ocean each year. Beach cleans are a way to protect sea life and help to make our oceans plastic-free.
Take action to protect the environment on your doorstep. Pledge to join the #GBSpringClean today: keepbritaintidy.org/gbspring…
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Funny 😎 not funny 😡
#plasticpollution #plastic
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🚧We're making plans to operate the #ThamesBarrier this weekend🚧
🌧️A lot of rain has fallen over the past 36 hours and the #Thames is responding
🌊This is combined with what were already high spring tides
🌕I'm on nights over the weekend to keep an eye on the latest forecasts
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Has your coffee gone cold?
If you leave rubbish near the river, there's a good chance it will end up in the water. (This one didn't.)
We're all responsible for protecting the Thames.
Find litter picks 🗑️ 🚯 hubs.la/Q02jLbX30
#PortOfLondon #CleaningTheThames
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It was great to see a piece about pollution from road runoff on the BBC News this morning. Thanks to @JonahFisherBBC for highlighting this problem for all of us that are fighting to reduce river pollution.
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Yesterday’s #sunset over Crossness
📷R.Harris
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Please complete @CoryGroupUK’s consultation and let them know that it is unacceptable to concrete over 6 acres of one of the best nature reserves in London during a biodiversity crisis & encourage them to rethink their plans!!
The statutory consultation on
our #decarbonisation plans is now live.
Visit corydecarbonisation.co.uk to find out more and have your say.
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Thank you to everybody who came to today’s Open Day - without your support we wouldn’t be able to continue this restoration. If you missed out, our next Open Day is 19th November - see our website for info crossness.org.uk









































