Irwell Catchment Partnership
Irwell | North West
Contact Information
Catchment Host
Groundwork Greater Manchester
Enquiries
Aimee Brough
Phone
07977 192 461
Irwell Catchment Partnership Story Map
The Irwell Catchment Partnership Story Map has been designed to support the Irwell Catchment Partnership’s integrated catchment planning process of reviewing evidence and turning this in to a funded action plan.
Our Map illustrates the story of our catchment area, highlighting challenges and providing solutions. Our Interactive Evidence Map allows partners to explore data sets relevant to our catchment for project creation purposes. We record our actions on the Story Map so that the partnership can build more collaborative projects in the future. You can also view case studies on the map to discover what we’ve been working on recently.
Irwell Catchment Partnership Plan 2019-2027
The Irwell Catchment Plan has been created by existing partners and provides interested stakeholders with an overview of the ambitions and activities of the Irwell Catchment Partnership over the 8 year period from 2019 to 2027, in alignment with the North West River Basin Management Planning cycle, and is, through our commitments, described at a sufficiently high level that it should not require frequent updating.
CASE STUDY: Developing a costed programme of projects within the River Irwell catchment
Latest news
Using Drones To Survey Invasive Species
In order to effectively manage INNS, as part of Natural Course, GMCA has procured a consultant to survey the presence of Giant Hogweed within the River Irwell Catchment. The Irwell Catchment Partnership created a working group who could strategically co-ordinate efforts to tackle the issue.
Oldham Chronicle - 'Flood busting' leaky dams installed on Crompton Moor
Innovative flood risk management techniques have taken another step forward on Crompton Moor in Oldham with the installation of five “leaky dams”.
The Bolton News - River Croal project combating fish stock decline complete
The £95,000 restoration ‘Natural Course Project’ along the river Tonge done by the Environment Agency, Groundwork Greater Manchester and the Greater Manchester Combined Authority (GMCA) has taken out a redundant weir in the river in Bolton.