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|Project summary=The Restoring Brent Rivers and Communities project engaged local people in areas of high social deprivation in Barnet, Brent, Ealing and Harrow. Together we restored and improved sections of the river habitats with the aim to also increase community well-being.  We increased access to the river and its paths, collaborating with local communities on practical river repair workshops, celebrating and sharing successes.
We aimed at the rewilding of sections of the river Brent by creating new wetlands, planting native aquatic plants, removing wooden toe-board and helping the river meander more naturally in its channel.
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Status Complete
Project web site http://https://www.thames21.org.uk/brent-rivers-and-communities/
Themes Habitat and biodiversity, Hydromorphology, Social benefits, Urban
Country England
Main contact forename Carolina
Main contact surname Pinto
Main contact user ID User:Carolfp10
Contact organisation Thames 21
Contact organisation web site http://www.thames21.org.uk
Partner organisations Greggs Foundation, Brent Council, The Rivers Trust
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Volunteer Photographing river Brent at Quainton Street Open Space

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The Restoring Brent Rivers and Communities project engaged local people in areas of high social deprivation in Barnet, Brent, Ealing and Harrow. Together we restored and improved sections of the river habitats with the aim to also increase community well-being. We increased access to the river and its paths, collaborating with local communities on practical river repair workshops, celebrating and sharing successes.

We aimed at the rewilding of sections of the river Brent by creating new wetlands, planting native aquatic plants, removing wooden toe-board and helping the river meander more naturally in its channel.

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