TIDAL LEA ECOLOGY REPORT 2021 - 22
The ‘Cody Dock Tidal Lea Ecology Report’ is the result of thousands of environmental volunteer hours; it illustrates the remarkable levels of biodiversity we have found in and around the Tidal Lea, a once heavily industrialised river, then forgotten for generations. The report will be used as a resource to ensure the conservation of the local environment and we will build on the work we’ve done so far to help everyone have a stake in the ecology of the River Lea. Read more >
This project was funded by the Government’s Green Recovery Challenge Fund:
Latest Rolling Bridge News
Cody Dock’s new rolling bridge has rolled into the dock and has now been installed!
Testing has been completed and all that is left to do is the fitting of the hand operated winches, the landscaping each side of the bridge and the hand rails.
MP Stephen Timms and Newham Mayor Rokhsana Fiaz joined us and many of the bridge’s designers, makers and donors for a behind the scenes test roll on the 28th of May to mark the completion of our Green Recovery Challenge Fund project.
We will be formally opening the bridge to coincide with the completion of our visitors centre and washblock towards the end of the summer.
Recent news & events
Spring clean-ups
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Waterways
Find out about our water based activities: the River Princess community boat and plans for watersports at Cody Dock, and our facilities for moorings and boat maintenance.
Ecology
Learn about the wildlife and habitats of the Lower Lea and the opportunities at Cody Dock to explore them through our environmental programmes.
Heritage
Explore the rich industrial history of the Lea Valley and the part Cody Dock is playing in educating and celebrating this through our boat tours, education programmes, heritage pavilion and industrial heritage archive.
Arts & Creative Industries
Read about Cody Dock’s commitment to the arts, our venues and studio spaces.
