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Our response to the draft Environmental Delivery Plan: Norfolk’s rivers and wetlands deserve a plan that delivers real recovery

Norfolk Rivers Trust welcomed the opportunity to respond to Natural England’s consultation on the draft Norfolk Environmental Delivery Plan (EDP).

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We're hiring: River Restoration Project Officer and Senior Project Officer

Make a difference by developing projects that enhance river habitats, improve biodiversity, reduce flood risk and support communities.

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An easy way to help rivers this month

Take part in this autumn's Big River Watch and help survey your river from 18–24 September 2026.

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When a river can't breathe

The scenes of dead fish on the River Wensum and elsewhere in Norfolk over recent weeks have been awful to see. Yes, the immediate cause is low oxygen levels after a hot summer and very little rain - but the deeper truth is that our rivers are in trouble. What we’re seeing is the result of long-term damage, and it’s a warning we can’t ignore.

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Our strategy to 2030

Norfolk’s rivers and wetlands are under mounting pressure, and the need for bold, coordinated action has never been clearer. Our Strategy to 2030 sets out a decisive plan to protect and restore these vital habitats, strengthening their resilience for wildlife and communities.

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Lessons from the field: a strip-tillage review

To demonstrate both the challenges and benefits of using strip-tillage machinery, we developed a case study with input from three farmers across Norfolk to document their experiences, especially regarding their soil health concerns.

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