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Brun Weir top thompson park after

Published April 8, 2015 at 3264 × 2448 in Brun Weir top thompson park after
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Series of smaller stepping weirs designed to provide good access for both fish and eels

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Thank you to Barnoldswick Town Council and the team of 20 volunteers for their 'treemendous' effort gathering 175 Christmas trees for us to collect from Barnoldswick. Your help with our collections is much appreciated. pic.twitter.com/Bx42…

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A HUGE thank you to children from Chatburn and Gisburn Primary Schools for helping us and @PendleHillLP to plant 80 trees along Twiston Brook this week! Your trees will help to keep our rivers healthy and will create new habitat for our local wildlife. @RibbleLife pic.twitter.com/4q5N…

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It's Friday! We love this short film from @Prospects1998 about their #hlfsupported project which has improved Hyndburn’s treasured green spaces of Woodnook Vale and Peel Park/The Coppice, working in partnership with others to great effect youtube.com/watch?v=… @HyndburnCouncil

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Did you know that #otters were on the brink of extinction in the 1970s? Thanks to water quality and habitat improvements the numbers of these furry favourites are booming- as this relaxed otter on the #Ribble shows! #ThursdayThoughts pic.twitter.com/z2Jp…

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10:45 am · January 10, 2019
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Our Christmas tree mountain is steadily growing! Huge thanks to everyone that has donated their tree, and to the @greenjerseyuk who let us use their car park as a collection point where 228 trees were dropped off! pic.twitter.com/zd20…

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