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Projects

Our collaborations combine The Rivers Trust’s expertise, our member Trusts’ local understanding and the resources and knowledge of our partners and wider stakeholders including land owners, businesses, water companies and farmers.

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7 projects

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Woodlands for Water

Woodlands for Water is the first project developed by the Riverscapes partnership which aims to create 3,150 hectares of trees in six river catchment areas from Devon to Cumbria by March 2025.

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Water for Tomorrow

Water for Tomorrow (WfT) is a partnership of 5 organisations from across France and England, which aims to improve the management of water resources to increase environmental, economic and societal resilience to water scarcity and drought. This €4million project is funded through the EU INTERREG VA France (Channel) England Programme.

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Wyre NFM Investment Readiness Project

The Rivers Trust and Wyre Rivers Trust are leading a new pioneering project, which will investigate innovative funding opportunities for implementing Natural Flood Management (NFM) measures on the River Wyre and its tributaries, to help reduce the risk of flooding in Churchtown.

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LIFE IP CleanEST

The CleanEST project is a LIFE integrated project in Estonia focussed on water quality and river restoration. Within the next 10 years, the LIFE IP CleanEST project will improve the status of the water bodies and research how to improve their status.

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AA Floods

AA Floods is a €2.5 million, 3‑year project funded by Interreg Atlantic Area that aims to drive a collaborative approach to address all aspects of flood risk management from early warning services, prediction and prevention to post-flood emergency response. 

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Carbon Connects

Carbon Connects is a €4.5 million, 4‑year project funded by Interreg North West Europe that aims to reduce the carbon emissions and enhance carbon sequestration of degraded and mismanaged peatlands across North Western Europe.

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Natural Course

Home to a diverse range of landscapes and barriers, the North West has been chosen to lead the first EU LIFE integrated Project in the UK: Natural Course. The project will span over 10 years, sharing results with the rest of the UK and Europe.

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