Get Involved
Whether you already organise activities in the Pang catchment or would like to help us create new opportunities for people to get involved, we’d love to hear from you
Our Engagement, Outreach & Education Working Group is currently developing a programme of new activities and resources to improve communication about chalk streams. This includes training and supporting local groups who provide environmental education in the catchment to help more people to get involved in learning about and caring for their chalk streams.
We’d love to hear your ideas too, so please get in touch if there is something you’d like to see.
How to get in touch
To get in touch, you can email the relevant Working Group Leader below or simply fill out the form and press Send.
Engagement, Education & Outreach
Charlotte Hitchmough charlotte@kennetandpang.org
Habitat, Floodplain Restoration & Natural Flood Management
Rupert Kelton keltonr@kennetandpang.org
Catchment Wide Land Management
James Hubbard james@kennetandpang.org
Environmental Monitoring
James Hubbard james@kennetandpang.org
Low Flows
Simon Parry
Next meetings
Beaver Signs Walk – Kintbury
Email anna@kennetandpang.org to sign up.
Please note there will be two separate walks on the day, one running from 9:30am-12, the other from 1pm-3:30
Learn what beaver field signs to look out for and help ARK to plot beaver activity on the Pang. Walks will be on the Kennet in the Kintbury area, details confirmed after booking.
Email anna@kennetandpang.org to sign up.
Please note there will be two separate walks on the day, one running from 9:30am-12, the other from 1pm-3:30
Learn what beaver field signs to look out for and help ARK to plot beaver activity on the Pang. Walks will be on the Kennet in the Kintbury area, details confirmed after booking.
Email anna@kennetandpang.org to sign up.
Please note there will be two separate walks on the day, one running from 9:30am-12, the other from 1pm-3:30
Learn what beaver field signs to look out for and help ARK to plot beaver activity on the Pang. Walks will be on the Kennet in the Kintbury area, details confirmed after booking.