December 10, 2025
Did you know that old septic tanks can leak harmful nutrients into nearby rivers, threatening water quality and local wildlife? The good news is that modern treatment systems can remove up to 90% more pollution, directly helping to keep our rivers clean and healthy.
As a septic tank owner, you can be part of this important solution!
We have partnered with Our Rivers and Binder to upgrade outdated septic tanks in key catchments across Norfolk. What sets this scheme apart is that a percentage of any profit made will be reinvested into local river restoration, habitat improvement, and community-led environmental benefits.
Signing up helps create a cleaner, richer, and more biodiverse future for our rivers.
Check if your property is in a priority catchment area and learn more at: www.ourrivers.co.uk
Today, we’re celebrating International Day of Action for Rivers, a day that perfectly captures why we do what we do. To mark the occasion, we’re looking back at one of our favourite recent success stories: the restoration of the River Stiffkey at Fulmodeston.
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.
Proactively protecting the village of Gissing, in south Norfolk, from flooding.
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