Watch & discuss important British Soil Health film with its producer on 12th November

Free event at Watersmeet on Tuesday 12th November, 6pm-9:15pm

You are invited to a special screening of the documentary Six Inches of Soil, followed by a panel discussion with the film’s producer, Claire Mackenzie.

Six Inches of Soil is an inspiring British independent documentary that explores the importance of soil health and regenerative farming. The film tells the story of young British farmers who are challenging the industrial food system, aiming to restore soil health, improve our wellbeing, and contribute to local communities through sustainable farming practices.

The documentary highlights the urgency of the current agricultural crisis but also offers hope, showcasing practical solutions that can help transform our food system for the better.

We believe this event will be of great interest to you and we would love for you to join us.

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Dealing with Invasive Non-Native Species

Message from Friends of Stockers Lake

We’re excited to announce that the INNS Out scheme is returning for its 5th year and applications are now open!

Deadline for applications is 23:59 on 24 January 2025.

INNS Out enables local organisations, community groups or individuals to take action on invasive non-native species across catchments in which Affinity Water operates to prevent their introduction and spread. If you, or your organisation, are involved in a project that is trying to tackle invasive non-native species, then the INNS Out scheme might be able to offer additional help.

A huge THANK YOU to all our previously successful applicants, we’ve seen some fantastic results from your hard efforts. You really are making a difference.

Visit our website for full information on the scheme, what can be applied for and the T’s & C’s. To apply, click ‘Apply Now’ and complete the online form.

INNS Out can support projects that are:

  • Preventing the introduction and/or spread of INNS
  • In an environmentally designated site or along a waterbody within the catchments where Affinity Water operates
  • Contributing towards achieving Water Framework Directive objectives
  • Asking for funding support of up to £5,000 for standalone projects and up to £10,000 contribution for catchment wide schemes
  • Asking for volunteer support from the Affinity Water volunteer network

Applications from organisations, partnerships, individuals, or collaborative groups are encouraged so please feel free to share details of the scheme with anyone who may benefit from support.

Affinity Water Biodiversity Team

www.affinitywater.co.uk/sustainability/inns