A catchment project across North Buckinghamshire delivering biodiversity net gain through wetland habitat creation, combined with flood risk reduction through the implementation of Natural Flood Management (NFM) measures.
Freshwater Habitats Trust worked in partnership with Buckinghamshire Council to identify and assess opportunities to improve the freshwater landscape across multiple North Buckinghamshire river catchments. The project sought to deliver biodiversity net gain through wetland habitat creation, combined with flood risk reduction through the implementation of Natural Flood Management (NFM) measures.
Where we're working
The project covered a wide area across North Buckinghamshire, encompassing the following waterbody catchments:
- Newton Longville Brook
- Loughton Brook
- Horwood Tributary
- Claydon Brook
- Claydon Brook (Downstream of Granborough)
- Claydon Brook Tributary
- Fleet Marston Brook, Denham Brook and Pitchcroft Brook West
Our work through the North Bucks Freshwater Resilience project
Browse some of the natural flood management measures we installed with our partners through the North Bucks Freshwater Resilience project.
Pond restoration work at Tattenhoe Valley Park being undertaken by the Parks Trust through the North Bucks Freshwater Resilience Project.
A leaky dam created through the North Bucks Freshwater Resilience project.