Projects making a difference

Restoring fish passage along the Hogsmill, reconnecting more than 6 km of rare chalk stream habitat for fish and wildlife.

Discover how the South East Rivers Trust restored the Upper Wandle, a rare chalk stream in South London.

Working with volunteers and partners to restore habitats along the River Wandle, creating a healthier, more resilient river for wildlife and the local community.

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.

Supporting growers across the South East to build long-term water resilience through practical, collaborative and nature-based solutions.

Find out about Our River, Our Water education programme which offers free, curriculum-linked sessions helping primary school pupils understand the value of water and build a lasting connection with their local rivers.

Project Kingfisher connects children with their local river through engaging, hands-on learning experiences in and around the classroom.

Discover how trained volunteers survey river outfalls, uncover hidden pollution and provide evidence that helps water companies and the Environment Agency take action.