We put rivers, lakes and biodiversity first. We combine scientific assessment, practical restoration planning and funding support to help communities care for their local freshwater environments.
Water quality and field assessment to understand the current health of your river or lake and identify the problems affecting it. Through site visits, habitat observations and water quality assessment, we build a clearer picture of local conditions and pressures on biodiversity. These findings provide a practical foundation for deciding where action is needed and prioritising the next steps in your restoration project.
Based on the needs of your group and the status of your waterbody, we will detail the steps and recommendations to guide your rehabilitation project. This may include regular habitat assessment, site visits, water quality monitoring, scientific interpretation and practical guidance to help recover your local waterbody.
We help communities, angling clubs and local groups navigate the funding options available for river and lake restoration. From identifying suitable opportunities to coordinating and writing applications, we help you explain your project’s aims, proposed actions and benefits for biodiversity. Our support brings the scientific findings and practical restoration priorities together into a clear, well-supported funding proposal.
