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Free Training with the Wild Trout Trust. Jul 19, 2015. Book now to learn skills to improve river habitats with these free training days. The River Chess Association. The River Chess is a chalk stream that rises in Chesham in Buckinghamshire and runs through the Chess Valley to Rickmansworth, where it becomes a tributary of the Colne. On our site, you can find out what makes the Chess special, the problems it is facing and how the River Chess Association is working to conserve the river.

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Free Training with the Wild Trout Trust. Jul 19, 2015. Book now to learn skills to improve river habitats with these free training days. The River Chess Association. The River Chess is a chalk stream that rises in Chesham in Buckinghamshire and runs through the Chess Valley to Rickmansworth, where it becomes a tributary of the Colne. On our site, you can find out what makes the Chess special, the problems it is facing and how the River Chess Association is working to conserve the river.

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Free Training with the Wild Trout Trust. Jul 19, 2015. Book now to learn skills to improve river habitats with these free training days. The River Chess Association. The River Chess is a chalk stream that rises in Chesham in Buckinghamshire and runs through the Chess Valley to Rickmansworth, where it becomes a tributary of the Colne. On our site, you can find out what makes the Chess special, the problems it is facing and how the River Chess Association is working to conserve the river.

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River Chess Association - Water Cycle

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On this page, you can access an interactive representation of the seasonal water cycle to help visualise how our chalk aquifer works. To make the most of our water cycle:. Click on a tree. To find out how vegetation influences our groundwater supplies. Click on a borehole. To see how public consumption impacts on the aquifer [Click on the grey circle to return to the main diagram for either of these]. Move through the seasons. By clicking on the sun, or pressing the grey arrow.

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River Chess Association - Links

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River Chess Association on YouTube. Local Conservation Organisations and Partnerships:. Colne Catchment Action Network. Chilterns Chalk Streams Project. Herts and Middlesex Wildlife Trust. Other Regional River Organisations and Partnerships:. Loddon Fisheries and Conservation Consultative. British Trust for Ornithology. Salmon and Trout Association. UK Crayfish Web Site. WWF Rivers on the Edge. Farming and Wildlife Advisory Group. Affinity Water Meter Application. Affinity Home Water Efficiency.

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River Chess Association - Chess Valley Walk

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One of the best ways to appreciate the River Chess is to walk its length along the Chess Valley Walk - part of the route was included as one of the top 20 Christmas Walks in The Times. Download it here. The walk is way-marked and there are interpretation boards with historical and natural history information along the route. Chesham is the first Walkers Are Welcome Town in the Chilterns, so walkers are encouraged to visit the town and there are plenty of pubs for walkers to quench their thirsts!

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River Chess Association - In The Media

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Examples of RCA coverage in the media in 2012 (see the left-hand menu for coverage in previous years):. Plans to Downgrade River Chess Status Criticised. Buckinghamshire Examiner, 13 December 2012. Row Over River's Status. Buckinghamshire Examiner, 6 December 2012. DIY Plumbing is Polluting Rivers, Experts Warn. The Observer, 2 December 2012. YourChesham, December 2012. Your River, Your Questions. Town Talk, November 2012. Help to Help the River Chess. YourChesham, November 2012. MSN News, 15 October 2012.

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River Chess Association - Latest News

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Water Voles Need Our Help. Mar 13, 2016. The River Chess water vole population has declined by 46% since 2013. We need to act now to prevent their local extinction. A Review of 2015. Mar 13, 2016. Last year saw an expansion of our work, getting more people - especially children, involved in the river and we helped to initiate a study into low flows on the upper Chess. Why is the Chess Dry? Nov 23, 2015. Free Training with the Wild Trout Trust. Jul 19, 2015. Water Voles Need Our Help. Mar 13, 2016. The re...

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The catchment based approach. Background to the CaBA. Rivers Rib and Quin. Herts and Chilterns Riverfly Hub. Serious pollution incidents can occur in our watercourses, spelling disaster for river ecology. Regular monitoring is the best way of identifying such incidents early and enabling a rapid response. The Angler’s Riverfly Monitoring Initiative (ARMI) was launched by the Riverfly Partnership. In the Lea catchment, Riverfly monitoring groups are active on the Upper Lea, Mimram, Beane and Ash. The hub ...

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Free Training with the Wild Trout Trust. Jul 19, 2015. Book now to learn skills to improve river habitats with these free training days. The River Chess Association. The River Chess is a chalk stream that rises in Chesham in Buckinghamshire and runs through the Chess Valley to Rickmansworth, where it becomes a tributary of the Colne. On our site, you can find out what makes the Chess special, the problems it is facing and how the River Chess Association is working to conserve the river.

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