Josh Gittins from Lancaster University’s Environment Centre will talk about ways the impact of farming on pollution and water quality is being reduced. He’ll cover:
Josh is a PhD student and Associate Lecturer at Lancaster Environment Centre. His research focuses on reducing phosphorus in freshwaters from agricultural land-use, using novel and cost-effective strategies, in partnership with United Utilities and West Cumbria Rivers Trust.
Refreshments will be provided and there’ll be time for questions.
Part of Babbling about Rivers - our monthly series of expert talks on issues affecting the rivers and lakes of West Cumbria.
Tuesday 12 February 2019, 7-9pm
The Hub, 2 Market Street, Cockermouth.
Parking in the Square is free from 7pm.
No need to book in advance.
£3 suggested donation / Free for River Givers.
