This handbook provides information on NFM techniques, assessment tools, managing an NFM project and monitoring.

Natural Flood Management (NFM) or Working with Natural Processes (WWNP), involves implementing measures that help to protect, restore and emulate the natural functions of catchments, floodplains, rivers and the coast.

LEAF is the leading organisation promoting sustainable food and farming. They help farmers produce good food, with care and to high environmental standards, identified in-store by the LEAF Marque logo.

Catchment Sensitive Farming (CSF) raises awareness of diffuse pollution from agriculture by giving free training and advice to farmers in selected areas in England. The aim of the advice is to improve the environmental performance of farms.

To make our rivers and streams clean again, we need to be able to work out where the pollution is coming from. SCIMAP is a risk-mapping framework designed to identify where in the landscape diffuse pollution is most likely to be originating.

Several organisations have now developed walk-over survey methodologies for locating sediment pollution in river catchments.

The aim of the CaBA Mentoring Programme is to build capacity and resilience within the CaBA family making an evidence-based approach within the CABA movement sustainable in the long term. To achieve this a small, multi-organisational, mentoring team will work with CaBA partners helping them to move forward in their catchment.  The team will work […]

Guidance and tools, through the WaterLIFE project, to help Catchment Partners and others engage business – from farmers to food and drink and manufacturing organisations.

The Water Stewardship service will enable businesses to work effectively with the 108 catchment partnerships to implement on-the-ground activities that contribute to the sustainability of both the water environment and the businesses involved.

This is a practical guide that explains how to do a stakeholder analysis.