Chalk Stream Connectors
With support from The National Lottery Heritage Fund, Chalk Stream Connectors is helping communities connect with four rare chalk streams across South London.
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Who we are and what we do
Thousands of volunteers took part in this spring's Big River Watch, helping to build a clearer picture of river health across the country. The results reveal valuable insights into the condition of our waterways and the challenges they face. Discover the key findings, explore the data, and see how citizen science is helping drive action for healthier rivers.
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
Your donations are vital in helping us restore and protect rivers across the South East of England. Together, we can make a lasting impact, for people and wildlife.
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Rivers need many hands to look after them. By volunteering with us, you can really make a difference.
A landmark reintroduction has brought 150 water voles back to the River Wey catchment after a 20-year absence.
Explore what volunteers in South East England recorded during Big River Watch 2026.
We are restoring the River Beult in Kent through nature-based solutions that improve water quality, strengthen flood and drought resilience, and create healthier habitats for wildlife.
Restoring 18 hectares of floodplain in Kent to help the Upper Beult hold water naturally, reduce flood risk, improve water quality and create wetland habitat.