The River Pang is a unique chalk stream
Chalk streams are rare and globally important habitats supporting a diversity of life, but the Pang is in poor health and faces many challenges
Our aim is to improve our river and its catchment
Our partnership diversity ensures everyone has a voice
We will secure the Pang’s future for generations to come
Together we take action to improve our river
The River Pang is a unique chalk stream
Its catchment is globally important with rich and diverse habitats but is in poor health and faces many challenges
Our aim is to improve our river and its catchment
Our partnership diversity ensures everyone has a voice
We will secure the Pang’s future for generations to come
Together we take action to improve our river

Building our catchment partnership

Our partnership works collaboratively to restore and improve the River Pang and its catchment.

Solving problems, developing projects

Our Working Groups bring together delivery, research, and collaboration, turning ideas into practical action.

Delivering works on the ground

Find out how you can get involved and play a part in protecting and enhancing this unique chalk stream for the future.

Restoring a natural landscape

The catchments of the River Pang and Sulham Brook face many man-made challenges, but they also offer significant potential for large-scale nature recovery. A recent floodplain reconnection project at Frilsham is just one example of the opportunities to restore natural processes and improve habitats for nature.

Our vision

Our vision for the Pang Flagship Chalk Stream Partnership is to restore the River Pang, a chalk stream, and the neighbouring Sulham Brook to healthy habitats, supporting the diverse functions of these ecosystems for nature and for people.

Building on the Catchment Based Approach Chalk Stream Strategy, our vision sets out the critical role of these unique habitats in England’s biodiversity, their historical decline, and how to address current threats. Using the profile and support of the Flagship Initiative, the Pang Flagship Chalk Stream Partnership plans to be ambitious in its aims and to serve as an example for the process of restoring chalk streams.

Meetings and Events

29 Jul

Habitat, Floodplain Restoration & Natural Flood Management

INFORMATION:

Working Group Members – please contact the Leader for this group to find out more.

WHERE: Online | TIME: 10:00 am – 11:00 am
30 Jul

Steering Group Meeting

INFORMATION:

Steering Group Members only

WHERE: Online | TIME: 2:00 pm – 3:30 pm

Want to get involved and make a difference?

Contact our Working Group Leaders to learn more about how we work together and supporting our action and direction as a member