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Managing the River Cam: balancing the needs of river users and the environment

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Philippa Noon, the River Manager for the Cam Conservators, will talk about their work in maintaining the Cam in navigable state, balancing the needs of the river users, riparian ownders, and the environment, and managing the river in ways which improve it as a habitat for flora and fauna.

This talk is part of the Cambridge Natural History Society series.

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