Communities at the heart of river recovery
We believe rivers are strongest when the communities around them are connected to, involved in and inspired by them.
That’s why we work with people of all ages and backgrounds to improve rivers across the South East. From hands-on volunteering and citizen science to guided walks and community events, we create opportunities for people to learn about, enjoy and take action for their local river.
By working together, we can create healthier rivers, richer wildlife habitats and stronger communities.
Volunteer and take action
There are many ways to get involved in improving rivers across the South East.
Volunteers support practical river restoration projects, habitat improvements and river clean-ups, helping to create healthier spaces for wildlife and people. Others take part in citizen science programmes, collecting valuable data on water quality, river habitats and wildlife that helps us understand and improve river health.
Whether you’re looking to learn new skills, meet like-minded people or make a positive difference for your local environment, there’s a role for everyone.
Get involved for your local river
Join our community of volunteers and citizen scientists helping rivers thrive again. Not sure where to start? Our volunteering team can help you find the right opportunity, whether you're looking for practical conservation work, citizen science projects or community events.
Guided walks and community events
We help people discover the rivers on their doorstep through guided walks, talks, family activities and community events.
These experiences connect people with local wildlife, river history and the challenges facing our waterways, inspiring positive action and long-term stewardship.
Join an event
Explore upcoming walks, talks and activities near you.
Fundraise for your local river
Take on a challenge, host an event or support a campaign to help raise funds for healthier rivers.
