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  • The River
    • Wildlife on the Foss
      • Birds
      • Mammals
      • Bats
      • Fish
      • Plants
    • Foss History
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    • The Ecology of the River Foss – An update
  • About Us
  • Get Involved
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Newsletters

Click on a link to download our newsletter in PDF format.

2020

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2018

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2017

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2016

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2015

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Spring 2015

Coming Events

  • 3rd March 2020
  • The year’s first walk, from Haxby to Blue Bridge, bus back – around 5½ miles
  • 19th March 2020
  • New members’ meeting
  • 8th April 2020
  • Sheriff Hutton circular walk – 5½ miles
  • 8th April 2020
  • A talk on “Changing the face of the City; Heritage & Engineering” by Nick Beilby of the York Civic Trust – followed by the AGM

News

  • Making the Foss Walk More Usable
  • Castle Mill Basin Clear-up
  • RFS at St. Nicks Autumn Fayre
  • Duckweed on the Foss
  • Flood Model in The Hub, York

What’s New…

We’re always looking for interesting photos to put in our gallery, so if you see anything striking or out of the ordinary when you’re out walking, please send it to us. Our e-mail is editor@riverfosssociety.co.uk, or you could use Dropbox from your phone.

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Why not join and enjoy the River Foss?

Come for a daytime or evening walk. Help with litter picks, weed management and other activities. ‘Adopt’ and monitor a short stretch of the Foss. As a member, you will enjoy the many varied activities we run.

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