After the clean water makeover of the Blue Peter pond earlier in the year, here’s Katy last week when we topped it up with clean rainwater.
The good news: because everyone had taken great care not to top up the pond with tapwater, conductivity was still only 115. Very encouraging.
Plenty of baby newts, and a good mix of other animals: on Big Pond Dip the cleaned up pond scores a good 38, mainly becuase of the damselflies and alderflies.
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