Take part in this autumn's Big River Watch and help survey your river from 18–24 September 2026.
Our beautiful and vital rivers are in crisis, and every bit of data helps us plan how to restore and protect them. Big River Watch is your invitation to connect with your local stretch of river and stand up for wildlife.
To play your part as a citizen scientist, download the free Big River Watch app, spend 15 minutes by a river between 18–24 September, and complete the short survey to record what you see — from wildlife and water colour to signs of pollution.
You'll need the free app to take part! Download it before you set off to complete your survey:
The Wensum Catchment Partnership are seeking a new voluntary Chair to work with partner organisations to help shape a shared strategic vision that leads to meaningful improvements to the river and its catchment.
If you can spare just 30 minutes a week to help protect the River Wensum, you can sign up as a citizen scientist and monitor water quality at a regular sampling spot. Read on to learn how to get involved.
We're celebrating the second year of supporting schools, charities, and community groups in experiencing Norfolk’s beautiful countryside with the Aviva Access to Nature Fund.
Did you know that old septic tanks can pollute nearby waterways? We've partnered with Our Rivers and Binder to upgrade outdated septic tanks in key catchments across Norfolk.
Proactively protecting the village of Gissing, in south Norfolk, from flooding.
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