Fish Migration on Our Urbanised Rivers
In partnership with Don Catchment Rivers Trust
Come and join us on World Fish Migration Day to learn more about fish migration on our urbanised rivers in Sheffield.
This in-person event will focus on the work taking place by multiple partners to help fish migrate up and down our rivers, helping them to find the best habitat to feed, shelter, spawn and grow.
You’re welcome to drop in at any time over the course of the event between 10:30am and 2:30pm. During the day there will be organised walks to the nearby fish pass at Ball Street Bridge.
There will also be two walks taking place during the day.
Click here for more infomation on how to get involved – https://festivalofdebate.com/2024/fish-migration-on-our-urbanised-rivers
Additional Details
Name of contact person - Matthew Duffy
Country - United Kingdom
Organizer
Don Catchment Rivers Trust are a charity established to help protect and restore the rivers in the River Don catchment area, this includes not just the River Don but also the River Dearne, River Rother and other rivers such as the Sheaf, Went, Ea Beck and many others. Our rivers are a valuable asset which tell the story of our culture and heritage. They are important for people, wildlife and the local economy, and form an integral part of our landscape.
Venue
Come find us in the Brearley Room opposite the enterance to Kelham Island Industrial Museum
