Here you can download all of our Newsletters which are available in pdf format. River Glaven Conservation Group members will receive their newsletters in hard copy 3 months before they appear on this site.
The Proposed Wensum Valley Link Road: The Landscape and Wildlife Impact | Recent Flooding on the Glaven | The New Wetland at Home Farm, Bayfield and its Wildlife
Glaven Valley Conservation Area and Management Plan | Hunworth River and Meadow
Restoration Revisited
Mink Eradication
Hugh Cecil Glaven Research Bursary Projects in 2022 | Two of Norfolk’s Chalk Rivers: Restored, Revitalised, Resilient | Little Thornage Meadows: Historic Winter Water Irrigation
Sayers Old Meadow | The River Glaven at Little Thornage: Historic Changes to the River, the Settlement, and the decline of a Medieval Highway | The Impact of Drought and Heat on our Rivers and Wetlands | Glaven Beavers Helping to Combat Drought
Nar Chalk River At Castle Acre Common: Reinstatement Of The Original Course | Sewage Treatment Works And Storm Overflows | Elvers, flower pots and mop heads | Terrain At The Headwaters Of The Stiffkey At Saxlingham And The Stream Restoration | Threat To Glaven Native Crayfish Heightened
Beavers Return to Norfolk With a Home on the River Glaven | The Connectivity Between Four North Norfolk Chalk Rivers and Nature Recovery | Chalk Rivers And Their Pollution By Sewage: The Background To Needed Change | Robin Combe, River Glaven Champion 1934 – 2021 |
Results from the Glaven Eel Project | The Glaven Beaver: A Home In The Upper Glaven | A River And Meadow Re-Connection In 2006 | Holt Hall
The Cinderella Chalk Rivers Project | Glaven Meadows and Past Water Wars | Letheringsett Mill Past And Present | Invasive Species: Rust fungus v. Himalayan Balsam
Restoring ponds in the upper Glaven system | Landscape Review – AONB and Nature Recovery Network | Highland cattle return to the Glaven | Glaven Farmers Group
University College London MSc Students at the Glaven | The Knepp Wildland Project and the Landscapes Review | Does The Glaven Need Its Beavers Back? | Norfolk FWAG Annual Award and Hole Farm Walk | River Quality: the Need For Effective Waste Water Treatment
Holt Spout Hills: the Present | Another Dry Summer? | Holt Lowes: History and Natural History | Essex & Suffolk Water: The interaction with farmers | Glaven Silt Routes
Eel migration disrupted | Summer low flows | A whole lot of planning going on | Holt Spout Hills | Cleaning up chalk streams | Habitats of the Glaven’s majestic bullhead | The birthplace of eels | Invasive species on the Glaven
From source to sea | Water quality in the Stiffkey and Glaven catchments, and Blakeney Harbour | Glaven Silt Routes | The Glaven Valley Conservation Area: A Consultation on the designation for planning purposes | Conserving Glaven farmland ponds and the Great Twin Pond Dig project | MSc survey of floodplain ponds at
Bayfield
Sculthorpe Moor Nature Reserve | The Restoration of Farmland Ponds | Dong Energy Cabling | Eels in Ponds
The Upper Glaven and Dong Energy | Restoration of Selbrigg Pond | Major silt run-off event into the Upper Glaven | Leaving the EU: The Implications for our Water Environment
Manor Farm and its Ponds | Signal Crayfish Trapping | Water, Soil & Agriculture: the Big Debate | A Glaven Meadow Past and Present
The AGM and the Eel Project | The Great Plenty: a History of Eels as Food | Investigating Eel Migration on the River Stiffkey | Developing the Evidence Base for Restoration, Local Volunteer Role | Our Wildlife – Two Steps Forward and One Back? Pollution and the River Glaven
CRF a Great Success | Elver monitoring at Glandford Mill | Bayfield Low Meadow Project | The European Eel – its mysterious lifestyle and how we are solving some mysteries | Bayfield New River One Year On | Soil Erosion
Eel project and AGM 2015 | Recovery after the 2013 tidal surge | 10 major Glaven projects 2004-2014 | New wildlife hide
Bayfield: Creating a new river channel | Mr Cozens-Hady’s mud | Conserving Norfolk ponds | The trapping of signal crayfish | Update on Eel Project
Gunthorpe Stream Restoration | Natural Surroundings: wildlife observations | Norfolk Rivers Trust Projects | Conserving the European Eel
RGCG 10th anniversary | Bayfield Lake sediment coring | Little Thornage Ford sapling clearance | Blakeney Harbour sand inundation | Glandford Mill river restoration and fish pass | National Trust year | Holt Hall on the Glaven
RGCG 10th anniversary | Bayfield Lake sediment coring | Little Thornage Ford sapling clearance | Blakeney Harbour sand inundation | Glandford Mill river restoration and fish pass | National Trust year | Holt Hall on the Glaven
Great news for the future of the River Glaven | Bayfield – Reversing the Decline: De-silting the lake | Autumn and Winter on Blakeney National Nature Reserve | AGM at Brinton and Gunthorpe Stream
Gunthorpe Stream Restoration | Bayfield Lake – reversing the decline | Birds of the Lower Glaven Valley | Management of Blakeney Freshes
Signal Crayfish and the River Glaven | Transfer of white-clawed crayfish from the River Glaven to the River Stiffkey: an Ark project | The Norfolk Rivers Trust | Saving the Crucian Carp | Barn owls in the Glaven Valley
The Association of River Trusts | £100m cash boost for river wildlife | Hunworth project | What do otters eat in the Glaven catchment? | Natural Surroundings and Letheringsett Ford
Steve Henson – a tribute | Catchment Sensitive Farming | Exploring the river with Holt Hall | River restoration at Hunworth | The Burbot
Holt Lowes | Hempstead Mill silt trap | Glaven Herd – a conservation success | The Dugeon connection (underground cabling) | RGCG meets Royal Commission on Environmental Pollution | Case Study: River Glaven and Catchment Sensitive Farming | Environment Agency’s volunteer day at Thornage Common
Aubrey Buxton: A pioneer for wildlife conservation | Blakeney Freshes – Breeding bird summary 2009 | Three years on at Thornage Common Meadows | Crayfish survey of the Glaven catchment | River Glaven Tidal reaches | Otters are back, but what are they eating? | Otters: in the angler’s view
Hunworth river and meadow restoration project: Phase 1 | Highland cattle on the water meadows: “The Glaven Herd” | Blakeney Freshes – breeding bird summary 2008
River Restoration Project: Stody Estate | Gone fishing | Crucian Carp – a native fish on the brink | Cinderella is a CPRE Norfolk Annual Award Winner | Whole landscape research in the Glaven: A river, its people and land use | UCL students at the River Glaven | Food webs of the River Glaven | AGM success | Water vole survey
Glaven re-alignment works | Great Crested Newt: The discovery of pond heaven | What a difference a day makes | Cattle fencing Little Thornage meadows | North Norfolk Rivers Sea Trout Project | Napoleon and the River Glaven
Glaven wins at Wild Trout Trust Awards | River Glaven Re-alignment – what now for the Chapel area? | Blakeney Freshes – Breeding birds 2007 | Cinderella Chalk Rivers Project: Restoration measures one year on
Cinderella Chalk Rivers Project: River restoration work in action | Action on pollution reports | Catchment sensitive farming | Irrigated water meadows | Native crayfish found on the River Glaven | Tidal Glaven
Conservation in action | Himalayan Balsam | Let sleeping logs lie | The crystal clear waters of Selbrigg Pond | MSc students projects | Creating an ecological network | Glaven River, Blakeney Freshes, Cley and Salthouse Marshes | Facilitating conservation grazing
North Norfolk Catchment Abstraction Policy | Sea Trout in the River Glaven? | Himalayan Balsam | American Mink | Cley harbour | Changing course (diversion of the tidal Glaven in the Blakeney Freshes)
Why is the River Glaven special? | Our activities | Stoneworts – have you seen them? | Fox snares and otters