The Eddleston Water Project
This short film outlines the history and achievements of the UNESCO-recognised Eddleston Water Project. The Eddleston Water is a tributary of the River Tweed and for the past 14 years its 70 km-sq catchment has been home to a unique, multi-partner project that is collecting evidence of the benefits of natural flood management techniques. Through introducing subtle changes to existing land management practices, these aim to enhance flood resilience, improve biodiversity and help to adapt the river environment to the effects of climate change. Find out more: https://tweedforum.org/our-work/proje...
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A River Set Free: Restoring the River Breamish in Northumberland
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Eddleston Water Project - Building with Nature (full version)
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Hochwasserschutz, Artenschutz und Klimaschutz - Renaturierung der Bäche | Schwaben + Altbayern | BR
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Ten Years of Restoring the River Till in Northumberland
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Snaizeholme River Restoration work
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7 Ways this Farm Harvests FREE Water
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This River Was Set Free - here's how
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From sterile stream to thriving river: Restoring the Allt Lorgy
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Britain Destroyed Almost All Its Rainforest. This Is What's Left.
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Developing THREE more Springs! (start to finish)
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River Ash - 2026 UK River Prize Finalist
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I Built a Wildlife Pond in a Wildflower Meadow & This Happened
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Recreating an Ancient Pump (with no moving parts)
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The Scottish village that raised millions to create a nature reserve
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Why the Sahara is Turning Green (Again)
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The River Mease: A catchment restoration project
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MERLIN webinar #18: Eddleston Water project – Natural Flood management
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Save the Spring - Habitat Restoration on the River Muick, June 2024
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Britain's Rarest River Was Brought Back to Life
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