Supporting nature’s recovery across South Warwickshire
Image credit: David Edwards
Join River Hope in and around Stratford-Upon-Avon between March 6-15, 2026, to see water differently – as a living presence that connects people, place and Nature. The programme was announced on 1 December 2025 – presentation outlining the overarching vision (Remember | Reflect | Restore). We are co-creating an opportunity for people across South Warwickshire to come …
In a special event organised by the Stratford Literary Festival, in partnership with River Hope, the celebrated writer, academic and performer Robert Macfarlane comes to Stratford-Upon-Avon on March 6th 2026. Robert will explain the transformative idea that rivers are not mere matter for human use, but precious living things that should be recognised as such in both imagination …
Part of River Hope’s The Gathering: For Water and Nature 6–15 March 2026, this full day event explores how we live with water, rivers and their biodiversity, now and into the future. This day brings together local and national voices to explore river health, pollution, adaptation and cross-party collaboration for the Avon and its local tributaries. …
Free Event at Shipston Riverside (Bridge Car Park CV36 4AW) Join in a River Blessing Ceremony by our local Druid, Martin Russell, at 11.00am See display by Shipston Area Flood Action Group (S.A.F.A.G.) - all day See display about Water Power and the many historic Watermills on the River Stour - all day Learn about …
Event by Sun Rising Natural Burial Ground and Nature Reserve Our annual Open Day is a great opportunity to explore what we offer here at Sun Rising. You can meet staff and trustees, talk through ideas and requirements, and take a tour of the natural burial ground and/or nature reserve with one of our team …
Event by Sun Rising Natural Burial Ground and Nature Reserve After the hard work of digging the extension to our pond last autumn, watching it fill as the rains came in early winter, we’re now ready for an official opening! We’ll start by walking along the boundary hedges, listening to the spring birdsong, looking out …