TOPSOIL Midterm Review now published
Much of our current work here at ESRT falls under the EU’s Interreg-funded TOPSOIL project, which as the name suggests, focuses on using the topsoil layers to solve current and […]
Great news for the River Blyth in Suffolk
Suffolk Wildlife Trust, one of the East Suffolk Catchment Partnership’s members, has now commenced a new project to restore and improve sections of the River Blyth. As part of the […]
Introducing the new TOPSOIL project video
Here at Essex and Suffolk Rivers Trust our biggest current projects are funded by EU Interreg ERDF funding, as part of the TOPSOIL project. But to save yourself a trip […]
Why trial Managed Aquifer Recharge in East Suffolk?
In this short video, Paul Bradford from Sustainable Water Solutions explains the project we’ve been working on in East Suffolk to trial Managed Aquifer Recharge (MAR). How does MAR actually […]
Natural Flood Management – Animal Vs Man
On March 14th Beavers returned to Essex after being extinct for 400 years. They are part of a Natural Flood Management (NFM) Project on Spains Hall Estate to reduce flooding […]
River Gipping Project Complete
Partnership project on the River Gipping in Suffolk to create in channel habitat for fish and Invertebrates.
Natural Flood Management in Debenham
Find out about this Natural Flood Management (NFM) project in Debenham Suffolk.
East Suffolk Catchment Partnership Newsletter – April 2018
Summary of the activity within the East Suffolk Catchment area over the period April 2017-March 2018.
Consultant needed to lead our Managed Aquifer Recharge Project in Suffolk
We are currently looking for a consultant/consultancy to take on the delivery of our Managed Aquifer Recharge Project in Woodbridge, Suffolk. This is a trial to determine if water, abstracted […]
Topsoil – Layer Brook Update
Current data collected
Topsoil Project – Introduction
Topsoil is made up of two local projects (one in Essex and another in Suffolk) part of a wider European collaboration between 26 partners in 5 countries. Our projects are in areas where the land use is predominately arable so we will be working with farmers to help come up with new or improved ways to build on the great work they are already doing around soils and water. We aim to help farmers maintain and improve their soils so they can be more productive and have less impact on the wider environment and to manage water quality and availability within the agricultural landscape.
The East Suffolk Catchment Partnership looks to the future
A visioning meeting held earlier this spring brought over 20 members of the East Suffolk Catchment Partnership together to hear updates on the current projects being delivered in East Suffolk […]
East Suffolk Partnership Catchment Newsletter now published
The latest edition of our newsletter is now available. Find out about the projects being undertaken by partnership members. This issue we hear an update on the funding agreements nearing […]
Job Opportunity with Essex and Suffolk Rivers Trust
Job Opportunity with Essex and Suffolk Rivers Trust. Join a team which is improving local rivers
