Riverfly Monitoring

How healthy is your local watercourse? Anna Forbes of Action for the River Kennet (ARK) demonstrates how to carry out a survey of the aquatic insects in rivers and streams. With training, riverfly monitoring can reveal evidence of pollution events and provide a valuable insight into the ecology of our watercourses. Includes footage of a survey, close ups of key indicator species and where to get more information.
A film for woodlands.co.uk by Clearwater Photography UK.

[@stewartthomas2642]

Awesome stuff....Love your stuff kick on love it

[@JoseAlvarez-vv5dz]

Good for them. We need more of this.

[@darrelllancaster9554]

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[@shanek6582]

Is he saying “chalk” rivers?

[@WOODLANDSTV]

Dear Shane, Yes, Chalk rivers rather than acidic. The underlying rock and soil is chalky so tyrant makes the water more alkaline than acidic.
all best and thanks for watching, - Angus

[@Tony-Blake]

@@WOODLANDSTV "tyrant"?