Friends of the Wye volunteers mounted their display at Wooburn Fete, and enjoyed meeting and sharing information with visitors.

We had our usual wet display of aquatic invertebrates (starring the crayfish), information about our mills heritage, and photos highlighting the amount of rubbish that sadly finds its way into the water.

Thanks to our supporters on a hot and busy day: Bill, Pete, Priscilla, Barry & Caroline, Jane & John, Colin & Carole, and finally, can you spot Ed?

Friends of the Wye volunteers took their displays to Pann Mill open day and were pleased to meet so many visitors and tell them about our important chalk stream.

We exhibited information about the river’s Mills’ heritage, including a long map showing the location of the Wye’s many erstwhile mills and our ‘wet’ display showing some of the wildlife species that make the river their home.

Friends of the Wye is sorry to report the untimely death of Steve, just before Christmas 2022.

Steve was a much valued, long term, and reliable supporter of Friends of the Wye, both as a committee member and active volunteer. He always gave his time generously, and regularly turned out at our conservation activities on the River Wye and Hughenden Stream.

Steve was known to many in the Group and will be greatly missed.

Our supporter Mark Fergusson has made a series of short films covering the Wye and Hughenden Stream. He’s kindly shared them with us and you can view them at: Crownfilms Motion Pictures on Vimeo

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