Join our Brookside Restoration Coordinator Alice for an electrofishing demonstration by the Ribble Rivers Trust.

It might sound scary, but electrofishing is a vital method of surveying fish populations and it doesn’t harm the fish! The RRT will be giving a talk about the technique, how it is used, and giving a demonstration in Lottice Brook.

The meeting point is the Kemp Delph entrance to Brookside, on Stanhill Road. Staff will be in orange hi-vis.

Limited parking is available but please consider taking public transport – the 6A and 7A bus stop right by the gate!

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• All ages welcome but under 18s must be accompanied by a parent or guardian
• Bug spray and sun cream are recommended
• Please wear suitable outdoor clothes (long trousers advised) and walking shoes/wellies to walk in.

There are no toilets on site.

To find out more or confirm your attendance, please contact Alice at alice.pooley@prospectsfoundation.org.uk, telephone 01254 230348, or call into the Prospects office at 54 Broadway, Accrington, BB5 1EW.