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Brun weir top thompson park before

Published April 8, 2015 at 3648 × 2736 in Brun weir top thompson park before
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Original weir at the top of Thompson Park is a barrier to fish migration

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It's #WorldBeeDay 🐝 RRT plants 1000s of blossom bearing, native trees each year & fences off these new woodlands, preventing livestock from nibbling the young trees AND the wildflowers, allowing them to spring up, like these bluebells, thus providing benefits for rivers AND bees pic.twitter.com/GL3R…

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Exciting times at Ribble Trust as we open two new tenders for our new OUR Douglas project! Both are design build contracts for fish passes; you can find our more at: ribbletrust.org.uk/c…

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