Find out how Cambridge Canoe Club and Cam Valley Forum tackled Floating Pennywort this year, in a blog by Anne Miller.
We hear from Kingston Kayak Club who took to the water to complete a clean up of the entire length of Beverley Beck.
Just occasionally there comes an opportunity for a person to step up and make a genuine difference.
British Canoeing officially launches its Access and Environment Charter - Clear Access, Clear Waters at an event in Westminster.
Advice on Weil’s disease (Leptospirosis). All water users should be aware of this potentially fatal infection and how to take preventative measures.
Cal Major, environmentalist and record breaking stand up paddleboarder, shares her thoughts why greater access will help to protect our precious environment.
Places to Paddle Manager, Ben Seal, reflects on the key work the team has been doing this Autumn, including access and environment updates.
Lee Atkins of Reading Canoe Club and an active angler explores how a balance can be achieved through a greater understanding of each activity.
The Autumn Beach and River Clean series got off to a flying start last week! With 481 clean ups taking place across the UK involving over 20,000 volunteers, Surfers Against Sewage have seen their biggest Autumn Beach and River Clean Series numbers to date!
Blog: Paracanoe athlete Jonny Young shares his round-up of taking part in the Autumn Beach and River Clean Series along with British Canoeing staff this week.
We spoke to Kat Radova, a new member of British Canoeing who recently took on her first kayaking challenge. Despite setting herself a target to finish the 29km challenge in the fastest time she could, her goal quickly changed when she took to the water and was shocked at what she found…
The Places to Paddle Team attended the Marine Protection Area’s (MPA) annual meeting at Gibraltar Point Nature Reserve in Skegness recently, with around 20 MPA officers.
