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 | Bringing the Colne Valley IndoorsPhotos and activities to keep you in touch with the beautiful Colne Valley whilst you are indoors. |
 | HELP SAVE OUR LOCAL RIVERS - 5th JuneFriday 5 Jun 2020 Non native invasive species which wreck havoc on our river systems and other habitats resulting in habitat degradation, increase flood risk and economic costs to you; but together we can help locate them and prevent their spread. |
| HELP SAVE OUR LOCAL RIVERS - 6th JuneSaturday 6 Jun 2020 Non native invasive species which wreck havoc on our river systems and other habitats resulting in habitat degradation, increase flood risk and economic costs to you; but together we can help locate them and prevent their spread. |
 | River Ecology - Online WorkshopTuesday 9 Jun 2020 Rivers are dynamic and complication system hosting a wide variety of species. Today we dive into the importance of river ecology. Calling all River Rangers for a free online workshop to learn about the intricate system which lives below the water surface with Wild Trout Trust. |
The Colne Valley Regional Park is the first substantial taste of countryside to the west of London. The Park, founded in 1965, stretches from Rickmansworth in the north to Staines and the Thames in the south, and from Uxbridge and Heathrow in the east, to Slough and Chalfont St Peter in the west.
A mosaic of farmland, woodland & water with 200 km of rivers, canals and over 60 lakes
The Colne Valley Regional Park, formed in 1965 , stretches from Rickmansworth in the north, to Staines and the Thames in the south, Uxbridge and Heathrow in the east, to Slough and Chalfont in the west. Covering 43 square miles the landscape is a mix of bustling towns, green spaces and waterways which are the first taste of countryside immediately west of London.
The Colne Valley Community Interest Company aims to highlight this fantastic and varied area, its history, rich landscape and biodiversity. Many people live, work and visit the Colne Valley, but too few realise it forms part of a vibrant regional park.
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Countryside on your doorstep – Explore the Colne Valley
Landscape Partnership
Colne Valley: ‘A Landscape on the Edge’
A National Lottery-funded project, to enhance the Colne Valley Regional Park by improving the lives of local people, enabling them to feel better connected to the environment. Bringing together wildlife organisations, local authorities, and water companies, this scheme is led by community charity Groundwork South, will run until 2021, and has National Lottery Heritage Funding of £1.63m and an additional £870k invested in its delivery.
About the Regional Park
Students at Brunel University London and West London Film and Media CIC created this informative video.
It explores some of the many attractions in the Colne Valley Regional Park, highlighting the practical uses of the land, farming, angling, its many circular walks, and how to support it. The video also deals with the many threats and pressures facing the regional park due to its close proximity to the urban areas of west London, including giant infrastructure projects such as the High Speed 2 railway line.
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Get involved
Find out how you can join in with the variety of activities on offer within Colne Valley Regional Park.
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Projects
Implementing a number of projects that help achieve the objectives of the Colne Valley Regional Park.
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Things to do
Whether you are looking for a way to entertain the family, get active in the countryside or simply relax.
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Visitor centre
Located in Denham Country Park near Uxbridge, this is the central information point for the Colne Valley Regional Park.
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Sue Seagroatt2020-05-12 10:30:572020-05-22 11:54:00In the Footsteps of an Edwardian
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