Through EA funding, here at Severn Rivers Trust we've launched our Severn Woodlands Creation grant scheme, aimed at landowners in the Severn catchment in England.

A low flow resilience project focused on the Batchley Brook in the Warwickshire Avon catchment.

Helping eels migrate upstream in the river Stour in Stourport-on-Severn.

Reconnecting freshwater habitats on the urban river Stour in Kidderminster.

Working in partnership to support farmers and improve rivers in Wales.

Working with local farmers to improve climate resilience, habitat availability, flood regulation and soil quality.

Working with local communities to improve the river Cain habitats for fish and other wildlife.

Working strategically to benefit the rivers, communities and landscapes of the Welsh Severn.

Removing a local barrier to fish migration within the River Stour, as part of the Black Country Blue Network programme.

Reducing pollution in the River Stour in Cradley and improving access for local people.

Working with landowners in key areas of the Wye, Ithon and River Severn to deliver more sustainable management of soils within Wales.

A collaborative approach working with farmers to prevent pollution rather than relying expensive and carbon intensive chemical treatments.

Working to find a suitable area on the Rea Brook to release water voles and reintroduce the species to the area, and also wetland creation as new habitat.

Unlocking the river Severn to enable twaite shad and all other migratory species to be able to move freely.

Reopening the river Frome for fish migration, in particular for the iconic Atlantic salmon.

A fantastic partnership project with Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust, the project will enable fish passage up stream along the Cinderford Brook.

Working with over 350 landowners to provide advice and look at solutions to help reduce flooding downstream, delivering interventions to reduce flood risk, and engaging with local communities.