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RRC Science and Technical Officer Job Vacancy
Saturday, April 27, 2019
RRC Science and Technical Officer
(Full-time, 2-year Fixed Term contract)
From £32,656 per annum.
Location: Cranfield, Bedfordshire
Based within the Water Department, School of Water, Energy and Environment, Cranfield University
Taking the pain out of Natural Flood Management Monitoring
Friday, April 26, 2019
The development of a new ‘in field’ App dramatically improves efficiency and provides consistent data recording.
Lost river returns to Somerset 70 years after it dried up
Wednesday, April 24, 2019
Restoration of unnamed tributay of River Chew offers new habitat for rare wildlife.
A lost river has returned to the Somerset countryside for the first time in 70 years, and with it a new habitat for several species of rare and threatened wildlife.
Boost for Biodiversity fund is now open for applications
Thursday, April 18, 2019
This year’s Boost for Biodiversity fund is now open for applications!
Application window closes 31 May 2019
Total fund of £100,000 available
Applications open to:
- Schools
- Community groups
- NGOs
- Farmers and landowners
How to apply:
Restore nature on a massive scale to help stop climate breakdown
Thursday, April 18, 2019
To avoid a climate emergency we need to act fast. Rewilding and other natural climate solutions can draw millions of tonnes of CO2 out of the air through restoring and protecting our living systems. We call on the UK government to make a bold financial and political commitment to nature's recovery.
We need to limit global temperature rise to 1.5C to avoid the catastrophic effects of climate breakdown. To do this we need both to reduce carbon emissions and to remove carbon from the atmosphere. By drawing down carbon, nature's recovery can help us reach net carbon zero.
The case for restoring the lost rivers of Scotland
Wednesday, April 10, 2019
The capital city of South Korea grew up like so many towns and cities around a reliable source of water. During the Joseon Dynasty, the water flowing through what became modern day Seoul was known as Gaecheon, which translates as ‘open stream’, writes Jonny Hughes.
Job Opportunity: Geomorphology Advisor at Environment Agency
Monday, April 8, 2019
Restoration works create wetland at former quarry
Tuesday, April 2, 2019
Restoration earthworks have been used to create a further 30ha of wetland habitat at Hanson’s Newington and Mission sand and gravel quarry in Nottinghamshire.
Stock and Waterways: Australian River Restoration Centre guide
Monday, April 1, 2019
Twelve years since they first published the guide, the Australian River Restoration Centre have released an updated Stock and Waterways: a NSW Managers Guide.
In 2006, Land and Water Australia released the 'Stock and Waterways: A Manager's Guide'. Due to it's popularity, the guide was reprinted three times and has become a key practitioner reference document.
Twelve years later, they are delighted that their partners WaterNSW have joined with them through the Rivers of Carbon Program to update the document into 'Stock and Waterways: A NSW Manager's Guide'.