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The REFORM website is now live!

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REstoring rivers FOR effective catchment Management - www.reformrivers.eu/

 

Project duration: November 2011 - October 2015

 

HSBC is investing to help provide access to safe water

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HSBC is investing $100m to help transform the lives of more than 1 million people through providing access to safe water and spearheading water protection projects. The bank will be working with leading charities on social and environmental projects which have the potential to provide long-term economic benefits to local communities.

see this website for more information: http://www.hsbc.com/1/2/newsroom/news/2012/water-programme

The benefits of a revived urban watercourse in Riyadh

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Come along to Green Week and hear RESTORE partners talk about Advancing European Integrated River Basin Management

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Advancing European Integrated River Basin Management - side session

23 May - 11.30 - 13.00

Salon Rouge

 

These presentations will highlight the European-wide experience of integrated river basin management and how initiatives such as the Water Framework Directive, EU LIFE project funding and transnational approaches to basin programs have assisted in the advancement of water quality improvements, environmental flows and aquatic biodiversity at the river basin scale across the EU.

Is Nature Deficit Disorder damaging Britain's children?

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Is modern living resulting in more people becoming disconnected from green spaces and the natural world, at the expense of our health and well-being?
Most concern is centred around children, who - say campaigners - are missing out on opportunities afforded to previous generations, ones as simple as climbing trees or getting their knees dirty. UK children are losing contact with nature at a "dramatic" rate, and their health and education are suffering, a National Trust report says.  A 2009 report by Natural England found that only 10% of children played in woodland, compared with 40% of their parents' generation. In an increasingly urbanised, electronic-based, risk-adverse world, the adults of the future are displaying the symptoms of "nature-deficit disorder".
 

Additional articles:

Does outdoor play keep the doctor away?

 Natural Childhood - The National Trust

 

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