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This afternoon, CaBA and the Rivers Trust held another webinar session as part of their Catchment Data & Evidence Forum 2020. This webinar was about data to support nature restoration. |
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CaBA and the Rivers Trust held a webinar today, on data sharing between CaBA and water companies. Dave Johnson (Rivers Trust/CaBA) opened the webinar by mentioning the biggest gaps in the CaBA data package. These are water company data, without which we can only partially understand hydrology; and monitoring data. The CaBA package includes Environment Agency monitoring data, but it is important to use more partnership data, plus information from water companies. |
Today I attended the virtual Catchment Data & Evidence Forum 2020, run by the Catchment-based Approach and the Rivers Trust.
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With the current Covid-19 situation, a lot of us are adapting to new working spaces and methods. Last week, the Environment Agency and Rivers Trust ran a successful teleconference providing a virtual forum for the Catchment Data User Group (CDUG). 43 participants from a range of organisations and authorities attended the telecom, offering the chance to share knowledge and experience, and update the group on data developments and usage. |
On the 10th February Defra hosted a wide ranging set of stands, posters, PC based demonstrations and discussions on the role of the Catchment Based Approach and its partners. This event, held in the Atruim of Nobel House in London, gave Defra staff the opportunity to have a break, grab a coffee and see how the water environment and a partnership approach fits into their role.
