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Who we are and what we do
We are joining a major partnership to strengthen Kent’s wild beaver population, restore river habitats and build evidence for healthier, more resilient catchments.
With support from The National Lottery Heritage Fund, Chalk Stream Connectors is helping communities connect with four rare chalk streams across South London.
Across 16 hectares of the Upper Beult catchment in Kent, we’ve been restoring the landscape to hold water naturally and make the river system more resilient to flooding and drought.
Working with Gatwick Airport and local landowners, we’re using nature-based solutions to slow the flow of water, reduce flood risk and create healthier habitats for wildlife.
Discover how farmers in the Eden Valley are working together to improve water quality, support wildlife and create a resilient, productive landscape.
It’s been wonderful to work with the South East Rivers Trust. The advice and support have made a huge difference.Bek Bibby - fifth generation grower at West Pikefish Farm
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Rivers need many hands to look after them. By volunteering with us, you can really make a difference.
We are joining a major partnership to strengthen Kent’s wild beaver population, restore river habitats and build evidence for healthier, more resilient catchments.
Find out how we're helping shape the future of eel conservation as part of the Thames Catchment Community Eels project.
Helping people reconnect with some of the world's rarest rivers. Chalk Stream Connectors brings communities together through arts, culture, nature and volunteering to celebrate and protect local chalk streams.
Working with nature across the Upper Mole catchment to reduce flood risk, improve water quality and create healthier habitats for wildlife and communities.
