Conference themes:

• ​​Delivering river restoration in a changing political and economic environment: impacts, strategies and responses.
• Continues improvement: collecting and adressing lessons learnt.
• Demonstrating river restoration benefits for catchments, biodiversity and local communities.
• Strength in innovation: new research, practical techniques and best...

Course materials provided include the newly published second edition of Tools in Fluvial Geomorphology (John Wiley & Sons, 2016), plus relevant papers, lecture notes and slides in pdf and printed field notes.

For online registration and more information, see the website:

New publication on Floodplain Meadows: combining beauty with utility https://environmentagency.blog.gov.uk/2016/07/08/floodplain-meadows-combining-beauty-with-utility/

This workshop will discuss the drft outputs of the work undertaken for the study. The study aims to give the European Commission a better understanding of what is happening in relation to restoration activities in different mebers states, sectors and habitats across the EU and how it can assist Member States in boosting restoration actions.

Restoration Study Workshop...

Dr.Siwan Lovett, Director of the Australian River Restoration Centre, is visiting and has offered to share her river restoration experiences gained over more than 20 years in the field. Jasmine Errey, River Restoration Advisor at the [UK] RRC, has jumped on board and is exited to join the discussions with her own experiences in Australian catchment management.

To read about the seminar and speakers, see over page.