Essex and Suffolk Rivers Trust has recently appointed a new Director in a move to expand the development of the Trust’s work and to raise its profile. Brenda...

We completed the Managed Aquifer Recharge trial on the Broxstead Estate in 2019. The aim was to determine whether we could use spray irrigation to top-up (re...

The East Suffolk Catchments Partnership has convened a number of times in 2019 to make plans for the future and start a closer coordination of projects withi...

Part of our role as partnership hosts is to share widely Defra's "Challenges and Choices" consultation on River Basin Management Plans, and we urge you to sh...

The latest edition of our newsletter is now available. Find out about the projects being undertaken by partnership members.

This project spans member states around the North Sea region to address different challenges around water

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...

A visioning meeting held earlier this spring brought over 20 members of the East Suffolk Catchment Partnership together to hear updates

See a 3-minute video that gives a really useful insight into the TOPSOIL project and what it is achieving across Europe

In this short video, Paul Bradford from Sustainable Water Solutions explains the project we’ve been working on in East Suffolk to trial Mana

On March 14th Beavers returned to Essex after being extinct for 400 years. They are part of a Natural Flood Management (NFM) Project on Spai

On 30th and 31st October 2018 enhancement works on the river Gipping at Muntons in Stowmarket were successfully completed following delays d

Here is some information about the Project completed in Debenham to use natural processes to reduce flooding to the town.

Newsletter - April 2017

We have completed our investigations and the results are in. To find out what we found read our summary report.

Suffolk Wildlife Trust put together a plan to improve the marsh for wintering waders and wildfowl as well as improving its general biodivers

The East Suffolk Catchments Partnership brought together farmers and local people to visit Natural Flood Management sites upstream of Debenh

Tree planting project along the River Colne, Essex

In almost every supermarket now you will see tubes of tokens for various charities. We were delighted when Waitrose chose Essex and Suffolk