Representatives of major sectors and national organisations across the water system make up the Water Leaders Group. The Group takes an active role in developing and implementing the river basin management plans at a national level.

The focus of the Water Leaders Group (WLG) is to seek recommendations from members as sector and stakeholder representatives to inform how we can collectively contribute to implementation of the river basin management plans.

Engaging with the media can be daunting, but it is also a key way for Catchment Partnerships to achieve their goals and maximise their impact. In this webinar, we will go through the fundamentals of press and media engagement.

As part of Natural Course’s project to provide support to catchment partnerships, consultants Eunomia produced ‘Developing investible projects – A guide for CaBA partnerships in the North West River Basin District wishing to access innovative finance’. This was accompanied by a workshop report where the group were mentored by experts like the Green Finance Initiative and the EA’s innovative finance team.

In this session we look at the potential benefits of the different social media platforms that are available, and explore how to create effective social media strategies that will help you reach and engage with your intended audience, and get the most out of the digital content that you create.

The 10 overarching principles for restoration within the marine and coastal environment

This document provides guidance on the data collection methods, hydro-economic models and new software to improve water allocation and early warning of water scarcity developed by The Water for Tomorrow partnership.

‘Dispelling the Myth’ is a collaborative water resources project with the aim to ignite conversations about water resources in the Northwest providing a bank of resources for the catchment partnerships across the region

A partnership has formed between Yorkshire Water, Environment Agency and The Rivers Trust.  Known as Great Yorkshire Rivers (GYR), this partnership.

This webinar explores existing and future water stewardship opportunities and how they can align with the work of catchment partnerships.

This is an opportunity to understand how there may be a possibility of reducing your flood risk within the catchment where you live.

Hear project partners sharing their updates and interests in using MoRPh Estuaries in their locations.