Items Tagged 'Flooding'
Features
- Beavers are back in Dorset
- Beavers – a year in Dorset
- Taking an integrated landscape approach to Natural Flood Management
News
- Losing coastal plant communities to climate change will weaken sea defences
- University provides expertise to new flooding solutions study
- Defuse the ‘weather bomb’ with better protection and stronger resilience says Environment Agency Chief Executive
- Site near Bolton leading the way for study in flooding solutions
- A natural flood management pilot at a farm in Earby has been successfully completed
- Scientists warn against ‘greenwashing’ of global coastal developments
- Multi-billion pound investment as government unveils new long-term plan to tackle flooding
- What’s the rush, Minister? Decision that beavers can stay on River Otter taken too early
- New woodlands can help reduce flooding risk within 15 years
- February 2020 floods reviews trigger clarion call to step up response to Climate Emergency impacts
- Flood management brought into ELMs ‘test and trial’
- First beaver dam appears on Exmoor after 400 years
- Water management must be transformed across England and Wales to increase our resilience to climate change, CLA says
- CPRE comments on the latest progress reports from the independent Climate Change Committee and notes that once again, nature-based solutions are overlooked.
- Climate change continues to be evident across UK
- Pioneering North East project uses nature to reduce flood risk
- Nature boost in Perthshire as second group of beavers moved to Argaty
- “Superhero’’ sphagnum moss reduces flood risk
- First ever UK woodland natural flood management guide published
- Two new “dam” good beaver enclosures to be built thanks to funding from ground-breaking Environmental partnership
- Trees and woodlands provide over £400m each year in fight against flooding, new study finds
- Billions of tonnes of ice lost from Antarctic Ice sheet
- Rivercraft 2: the game engaging young people on flood risk
- Ofwat award farmland water “battery” storage and leak-detecting broadband cables in latest innovation competition
- New riverbank woodlands help tackle rising temperatures and reinstate healthy river systems
- Groundbreaking scientific research project at Snaizeholme will tackle the impacts of extreme weather
- Adapting to climate change needs our ‘urgent, unswerving attention’ says National Trust with launch of landmark report
- People and protected species to benefit from new River Irfon catchment project
- Five years of beaver activity reduces impact of flooding
- Research backs beavers in fight against flooding and droughts
- Restoring eroded peatlands reduces flood risk for communities downstream
- Pioneering project uses nature to reduce flood risk in Weardale
- Bristol researchers part of national initiative to better identify UK flooding and drought hotspots
- Welsh government gives thumbs up to beavers in Wales
- Cutting-edge flooding programmes deliver big results for communities and environment
- Awards celebrate volunteer excellence on nation's canals
- New research finds that Wildlife Trust natural flood management schemes deliver £10 of benefits for every £1 invested
- New wetter farming project brings together partners across Europe
- The country is not prepared for climate impacts, say advisors
- Next phase of Hull water project brings boost to wildlife
- Swansea celebrates being Wales’ green roof pioneer on World Green Roof Day
- South Elmsall wastewater wetland donates plants to North Yorkshire charity
- 75% of Britain’s waterways face financial peril as almost all brace for heavier winter rainfall
- Working with nature: New report highlights the importance of healthy coastal habitats in reducing flood risk
- Harnessing nature to reduce threat of flooding for homes
- British way of life under threat from heat, flooding and drought
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