A National Chalk Stream Restoration Plan

- the next steps to save our rivers River Nar, Norfolk

Charles Rangeley-Wilson Annual Lecture 8 pm Thursday 25 March 2021 by Charles Rangeley-Wilson

Prior to the lecture members are also warmly invited to attend the AGM of the Cam Valley Forum at 7.30 pm.

Charles Rangely-Wilson’s work and advocacy on behalf of Chalk streams is without equal. Google him.

A well-known river environmentalist, author and Wild Trout enthusiast he has been described as 'capturing the essence of time and place in ways that open your eyes to what you are missing'.

He is now the Chairman of the National Chalk Stream Restoration Group. This will be used to drive progress by government and the regulators, water companies, land managers, NGOs and river associations - right down to the grass roots level Patrick Rangeley-Wilson of those passionate about their local rivers.

The Cam Valley Forum is spearheading action to protect and enhance the Cam Valley's Chalk streams. Our 'River Cam Manifesto', 'Let it Flow! Report, and sustained advocacy have brought progress locally, regionally and nationally. The outputs from the Chalk Stream Restoration Group will give further impetus to our efforts, and those of many other local groups, to guarantee a future for Chalk streams. To register for this event please follow this link: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/cam-valley-forum-agm-annual-talk-national- chalk-stream-restoration-plan-tickets-144011509301. Prior to Charles’ talk, the AGM will start at 7.30 pm (please log on at 7.20 pm to 7.25 pm) and run for 20 minutes or so. There will then be a short break. The talk will start promptly at 8 pm. (Please log on 7.50 pm to 7.55 pm unless you are already participating). With questions and discussion the meeting is expected to end around 9 pm.