On 16th April, CRKC hosted an open evening at Kendal Museum, sharing updates on recent activities and inviting visitors to explore the River Kent exhibition. The event also provided a valuable opportunity to recognise and thank the volunteers supporting the citizen science programme.
Attendees enjoyed a showcase of stunning River Kent photography by Photographer Nicola Fearnley in support of the Keep it Clean campaign, along with samples of from Bio-D phosphate-free products, an interactive quiz, and a raffle featuring a signed copy of Is a River Alive? by Steve Macfarlene.
Thank you so much to everyone who helped with the Open Evening at Kendal Museum, It was a great turnout with lots of new faces. coming together to celebrate the Our River Kent Exhibition and an opportunity to thank our citizen science volunteers for their ongoing dedication.
