Community Action to Transform the Cale Habitat
On Saturday last, the chance came for our resident Brummie committee member, Steve Lee, to don his waders for the first time and clear out some assorted rubbish from the river underneath and immediately around Hawker’s Bridge.… ...read the rest
A brief visit to the Cale on a frosty morning proved to bring a surprise not seen for many years…… ...read the rest
Many thanks to our friends at Wincanton Window, who have now published the official video of our electrofishing survey on August 4th 2017.… ...read the rest
At the end of October, while performing the regular kick sample on the Cale, some CATCH volunteers noticed a nasty-looking flow… ...read the rest
CATCH have been nominated as a charity to gain potential funding from the Aviva Community Fund… ...read the rest
The results of our 4th August electro-fishing survey are now published on our website, and can be viewed here.… ...read the rest
Despite the rain the group were able to have a good go at this year’s crop of Himalayan Balsam which was much reduced from last year, on the stretch through the Recreation Ground.… ...read the rest
Another handy addition to the equipment list was purchased by the group to help with the transportation of rubbish and equipment on various events. … ...read the rest
Working alongside Wincanton Town Council, C.A.T.C.H. were pleased to see areas along the river bank left un-mowed this year as a haven of safe passage for wildlife.… ...read the rest
Year two of the Memorial Wild Flower Meadow has seen an abundance of flowers and wildlife.… ...read the rest