Newsletters
This issue includes details of post project of the River Cole, details of the living wetland award, the Leys estate enhancement and the Chinbrook Meadows
This issue calls for papers to our Annual Network Conference based this year in Bristol between 28th-29th April 2003. The Wild Trout Trust Award winner's are identified. The articles include examples of how volunteer groups can aid river resotaration, the impact of government legislation, the importance of reconnecting rivers to floodplains and an example of the effectiveness of small scale enhancement initiatives
This months issue of the RR News is devoted to presentation write-ups and the discussions provoked when river engineers and other practitioners were put on the spot at RRC's 3rd Annual Network Conference
This issue includes articles on the Shalbourne (Berkshire) and Derriaghy (Belfast) restoration projects. It also discusses the biological consequences of physical alterations in Wessex streams. SEPA's habitat enhancement award winners for 2001 are detailed.
In this issue the River Cole Monitoring Results, the Kissimmee River Project and the River Cole gravel extraction project plus the normal news and events features. This issue also includes a questionaire about RRC and RR News. Any replies will be gratefully received (simly print off the questionaire and send to the RRC address).
In this issue, the bog meadows project, Countryside Agency - land managment initiatives, the PURE project, Wessex Chalk Streams project and the River Skerne Restoration project
In this issue a Catchment Approach to River Restoration, Rehabilitating Irelands Rivers and the River Kennet Restoration Project, plus the usual news and events features.
In this issue Black Poplars, Creekside renewal, Millenium Festival Celebrations and Cautley Beck Enhancement Project
In this issue SEPA's Habitat Enhancement Initiative, Hermitage Stream Restoration, Chalk Stream Restoration plus news and events
In this issue - fisheries habitat improvements with Enviroment Agency Wales, rebuilding Sugar Brook, Bush River Fisheries Rehabilitation, Penton Hook (a novel way to facilitate fish passage) and more..