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By Samantha Broadmeadow and Tom Nisbet. Research Report July 2010. Related pages Forest hydrology Soil sustainability
Results from an ongoing study in lowland streams in the New Forest
Photographs taken in 2002 and 2007
Various reports, scientific papers, booklets, factsheets and minutes from project meetings
Photographs showing how large woody debris dams help to increase flood storage by creating an upstream pool and reconnecting streams with their floodplain
List of the project partners and funders including all of the key players concerned with local land use management and planning
Links to articles in the media about this project and details of past and planned project meetings
A new approach to flood management relying on making changes to the way the landscape is managed, so that the passage of rainfall to rivers and its movement downstream is reduced and delayed
The flood risk, reasons for choosing the Pickering region, problems with existing land management practices, opportunities for improvements and related flood risk management projects
What is the project, who is involved, how its success be measured, the background and planned work
Sets of photos of events, project work and landscape features and sets of maps
Landowners in the project area are encouraged to participate and help achieve a successful outcome for the benefit of the local community
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