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Join FORCE for a walk visiting habitat improvements on the River Crane, a river that many know already as a place to walk, relax and enjoy the natural environment. We invoite all to come along and discover the area too. This will be an interesting walk & talk about river improvements with re-naturalising the banks and the new fish pass at Mereway Weir. It has been organised as part of London Rivers Week.
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