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We went for a boat ride to see what we could see on the lake it was so hard to row we did not get to see to much apart from the birds and Ducks

Walk and pond dipping identifying fauna & flora and dew pond creatures

An hour spend smelling sea air and star gazing on Worthing sea front 1 hour

We were cloud spotting a bit of beach photography and identifying plants on the beach with the app Seek for conservation approx 1.5 hours

White cliffs of Dover, seagulls, wild flowers & hills beautiful sites and common fauna & flora according To the seek app - 3 hours

Conservation documentary in preparation for our beach clean with Sea-Sheppard 1.5hours heart breaking stuff

We have been learning about the Toll House Hydro project in Guildford. There used to be timber mills on the site in the 17th century. Over time as technology developed, the site changed from being powered by a water wheel in the 19th century, to the use of pumps and then turbines. Toll House was built in 1897 to replace the waterwheel and house turbines to power the pumps. In 1990 Toll House was given to the National Trust. Since 2006 the River Wey has been used to produce electricity. Guildford Borough Council is the first council in South East England to install a small hydro project to produce electricity.

Sea Shepherd Volunteer meet us at the beach to inform us of conservation, the oceans, over fishing, plastics and much more we then collected 10 kilos of rubbish and worked out that we would of saved 143 sea birds as it take such a small amount of plastic for them to die. It left us with so much to think about after.