Sealed With A Kiss 😘
1015 - 1200
Saturday 14th June 2025
Himalayan Balsam is an invasive plant species that thrives along river banks in the UK. If left unchecked, it will dominate the riverbank and and displace native plant species. Because it has shallow roots, it can also result in erosion of river banks as it does not help bind the soil.
For this CITO, we will help a local conservation group to try and eradicate Himalayan balsam from the River Stort.
We’ll meet at the war memorial at 1015 to sign the geocaching log book, and then leave there at 1025 to begin the work at 1030. We will work through until approximately 1200hrs.
Please note the D/T of this CITO. In the summer heat, it will involve working on steep, sometimes slippery, river banks with head high nettles, and may also involve entry into the river. If you are happy to enter the water, please bring wellies and waders. Everyone will need to wear long trousers and long sleeved tops, and bring gloves too.
Everyone is welcome - including any visitors just passing by :-)
