If you've been flooded or live in a community that is at risk of flooding, do take part in new research to help provide flood victims with the vital support they need. Researchers @HuddersfieldUni are carrying out a large-scale survey as part of WYFLIP led by @KirkleesCouncil

2/2 🔊In 2026 we are launching the Yorkshire NFM CoP Showcase - a series of short online ‘share & learn’ sessions about successful NFM initiatives or group discussions about a burning issue. If you've a project, challenge or idea get in touch. Wishing you a happy festive break

1/2 Thank you to everyone who joined our Winter Webinar for the Natural Flood Management Community of Practice. It was great to reconnect as a community ahead of an exciting year for #NFM across Yorkshire. The webinar recording is now on our YouTube & slides on our webpage.

We are teaming up with @Riverlution_rsc to help deliver their Stewardship Skills Scheme around Doncaster in early 2026! Know someone interested in rivers or conservation ... get in touch with Riverlution on the contact details below!

Yorkshire Water’s hosepipe ban has lifted, but the importance of managing water well doesn't stop. This year Calder Rivers Trust has aerated 140ha of upland grassland, created 2 wetlands, and developed 5 farm-scale NFM projects. (final image credit: Yorkshire Water)

We spotlight @HollyTipper in our Autumn newsletter - one of the early career researchers working on the exciting PACIFIC research project. She enjoys working in an interdisciplinary team & collaborating with academics, policy makers & industry experts. Read more - link below

💙 📢 Welcome to the second feature of our @WaterLANDS_EU artist-in-residence spotlight! This week, we talked to interdisciplinary artist Claudio Beorchia, who grew up only an hour from the Venice Lagoon. Read his insights here: https://t.co/N02Ij7Q2fd

The University of Huddersfield are running a survey to find out how flooding impacts on people's mental health whether you have experienced flooding or have been concerned that your home or work could be flooded. To take part, follow the link to https://t.co/PArFpEtnPs

Today is #WorldSoilDay! Healthy soils are the vital foundations of a healthy and resilient catchment. For copies of our aeration fact sheets, or for free, confidential farm advice, contact farmadvice@calderandcolneriverstrust.org for more information.

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🎉 Positive River News! As evenings get darker and winter settles in, here are some river highlights from November to brighten your Monday. 🧵

If you think you might #flood & have no #PFR products, try aluminum tape, it works really well reducing the amount of water that can get into your home!

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Our Autumn Bulletin is out packed with news about our 5 exciting projects all looking at different aspects of water quality bringing together a range of experts to deliver the integrated & cross sectional research. A spotlight on Holly Tipper, researcher with PACIFIC project

87% of England's bathing waters have been rated 'good' or 'excellent'. Bathing water quality in England has significantly improved in the last decade, and these results show the continued impact of regulation, investment and partnership working. https://t.co/TKnaQO1nv1