The River Wiki has been set up by the River Restoration Centre to consolidate river restoration case studies from all over Europe. Currently, there are 819 case studies from 31 countries published on the website. 

You can search through the case studies using a number of different variables depending on the type of project you are looking for.

You can also search by cost, techniques used, reasons for failures as well as geographically.
This project aims to showcase completed restoration projects as well as to act as a tool to guide future projects. Its wiki format allows any registered user to upload their own projects and comment on other projects.

It is hoped that by allowing this transparency, fresh ideas will emerge and benefit rivers worldwide.
This project was created by the RESTORE partnership for river restoration in Europe and funded by the European Commission’s Life+ programme.