Water Quality Testing Volunteer at Cody Dock
Gasworks Dock Partnership
Water Quality Testing at Cody Dock Protecting and restoring our rivers, especially as access is often restricted by development and industrial expansion is essential for both the health of our environment and the well-being of our communities. Volunteer with us for an interactive and educational experience at Cody Dock, where you'll learn the vital skills of water quality testing!
Date & Time: Tue 27 May - 10:30-15:00 Description: Join us for an interactive and educational experience at Cody Dock, where you'll learn the vital skills of water quality testing! This hands-on session will explore the significance of clean water and teach you how to measure key parameters that ensure its safety. Rivers are vital arteries for local communities, offering potential sources of clean water, recreational opportunities like water sports and leisure activities, and essential connections with nature and wildlife. These river habitats are crucial for urban ecology, supporting a rich diversity of species within our cities. Protecting and restoring our rivers, especially as access is often restricted by development and industrial expansion is essential for both the health of our environment and the well-being of our communities. What You’ll Do: ● Collect water samples from local sources along the River Lea. ● Conduct hands-on tests to analyse key water quality parameters. ● Collaborate on data collection to contribute to local environmental protection efforts.
Business, Management & Research,Environmental
Conservation
Who We’re Looking For: This engaging event is perfect for students, environmental enthusiasts, and anyone eager to make a tangible difference in protecting our local waterways. No prior experience is necessary – just a passion for the environment and a willingness to learn!
● Hands-on experience in water quality testing and environmental monitoring. ● Valuable knowledge about the importance of clean water and river ecosystems. ● An opportunity to contribute to real-world environmental data collection. ● A deeper understanding of the River Lea's significance for local communities and urban ecology. ● A chance to connect with like-minded individuals and make a positive impact. ● A fun and educational day spent beside the river.
Sessions will run on Tue 27 May - 10:30-15:00
E164TL
11c South Crescent, Cody Dock
Where: Cody Dock, 11c South Crescent, E16 4TL How to Find Us: ● If walking from Canning Town Station, the quickest way is to walk down Manor Rd, then Cody Rd. ● DLR Station: Star Lane ● Tube Station: Canning Town (Jubilee Line), West Ham and Bow Road (District and Circle Line) ● Bus Routes: 323, South Crescent Business Centre (Stop H) 276, Star Lane Station (Stop L) Please note: The river path from Cody Dock to Canning Town is NOT open or accessible.
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