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
Engagement, Education & Outreach
Working Group Members – please contact anna@kennetandpang.org to find out more.
WHERE: Online | TIME: 9:30 am – 10:30 amHabitat, Floodplain Restoration & Natural Flood Management
Working Group Members – contact the working group leader keltonr@kennetandpang.org for this group to find out more.
WHERE: Online | TIME: 2:00 pm – 3:00 pmSteering Group Meeting
Steering Group Members only. If you would like to request funding for a project that aligns with our aims as a partnership please contact the host for the relevant working group, or james@kennetandpang.org
WHERE: Online | TIME: 2:00 pm – 4:00 pmThe Pang Flagship will host its first agricultural advisory event, running from 9:30am-3:30pm at the Englefield Village Hall, and including a walkover of the Pang on the Englefield Estate.
Contact karendavies@futurenaturewtc.co.uk and alison@wessexfarmwildlife.co.uk if you have any queries
WHERE: Englefield Village Hall | TIME: 9:30 am – 3:30 pmJoin PAWS for an evening walk to learn more about an exciting new floodplain meadow venture being developed with Pangbourne Parish Council.
Ruth Staples-Rolfe from Mend the Gap and local farmer James Norman will introduce the project and explain how the meadow could support nature recovery, biodiversity, and more sustainable land management in Pangbourne.
Time: 7:00pm to 9:00pm
This will be a relaxed and informative local walk, providing an opportunity to hear directly from those involved, ask questions, and learn more about the plans for the site.
WHERE: In Person: Meeting Point: The Dolphin Centre, Pangbourne | TIME: 7:00 pm – 9:00 pmTVERC will be giving a talk online tonight as part of the Volunteer Community Events supported by BBOWT, 7-8pm. The talk will cover TVERC’s work, species recording, ways to get involved in recording, and ways that TVERC can support recorders.
All are welcome. Please book a space via Eventbrite.
WHERE: Online | TIME: 7:00 pm – 8:00 pmCome to this public meeting to find out about action to date and plans for the coming years to make the Pang a vibrant chalk stream.
The meeting will be held in Pangbourne and is open to anyone, particularly people or organisations who would like to get involved.
Contact james@kennetandpang.org to find out more.
WHERE: In-Person | TIME: 2:00 pm – 4:00 pmThe Pang Flagship will host its first agricultural advisory event, running from 9:30am-3:30pm at the Englefield Village Hall, and including a walkover of the Pang on the Englefield Estate.
Contact karendavies@futurenaturewtc.co.uk and alison@wessexfarmwildlife.co.uk if you have any queries
WHERE: Englefield Village Hall | TIME: 9:30 am – 3:30 pmJoin PAWS for an evening walk to learn more about an exciting new floodplain meadow venture being developed with Pangbourne Parish Council.
Ruth Staples-Rolfe from Mend the Gap and local farmer James Norman will introduce the project and explain how the meadow could support nature recovery, biodiversity, and more sustainable land management in Pangbourne.
Time: 7:00pm to 9:00pm
This will be a relaxed and informative local walk, providing an opportunity to hear directly from those involved, ask questions, and learn more about the plans for the site.
WHERE: In Person: Meeting Point: The Dolphin Centre, Pangbourne | TIME: 7:00 pm – 9:00 pmTVERC will be giving a talk online tonight as part of the Volunteer Community Events supported by BBOWT, 7-8pm. The talk will cover TVERC’s work, species recording, ways to get involved in recording, and ways that TVERC can support recorders.
All are welcome. Please book a space via Eventbrite.
WHERE: Online | TIME: 7:00 pm – 8:00 pmCome to this public meeting to find out about action to date and plans for the coming years to make the Pang a vibrant chalk stream.
The meeting will be held in Pangbourne and is open to anyone, particularly people or organisations who would like to get involved.
Contact james@kennetandpang.org to find out more.
WHERE: In-Person | TIME: 2:00 pm – 4:00 pm