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15% of streams and rivers in the National Park are of good or high ecological status

Mark Greco wildlife prints Silk screen and giclée prints of wildlife of the South Downs – The hedgehog | © Mark Greco

Mark Greco wildlife prints Silk screen and giclée prints of wildlife of the South Downs – The treecreeper | © Mark Greco

Woolmer Forest

Mark Greco wildlife prints Silk screen and giclée prints of wildlife of the South Downs -The goldcrest | © Mark Greco

Orchids, Beacon Hill

Mark Greco wildlife prints Silk screen and giclée prints of wildlife of the South Downs – The Blackbird | © Mark Greco

The River Itchen. A rich chalk river habitat with a wide diversity of plant and animal life. | © Nigel Ridgen

Rivers shape the landscape around them – the physical features are created by the power of water and the interaction with the underlying geology. This video shows animations of how processes create landforms and compares the drainage basins of the River Devon in Scotland with the River Cuckmere in Sussex.

Rivers shape the landscape around them – the physical features are created by the power of water and the interaction with the underlying geology. This video shows animations of how features form and compares the management of the River Devon in Scotland with the River Cuckmere in Sussex.

Arun and Rother River Explorer

August 30th, 2019

A curriculum-linked resource pack for teachers of key stages one and two