Understanding the Environment Agency Water Report

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Latest news and events

Let's take a closer look at rainfall, recharge, and soil moisture

How does rainfall impact the aquifer?

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All about Wallands!

Learn All About Wallands!

See how Wallands Primary School transformed their playground into an eco-friendly oasis. We’ve just published the case study on our website. Witness the stunning before and after photos of Wallands Primary School’s innovative rainscape project, where students can now learn about sustainable water management while exploring nature in a vibrant and engaging outdoor classroom. Get ready to be inspired!

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Our Trip to Enfield

SuDS in Action!

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Work with us!

We’re looking for an amazing coms specialist to work with us to promote pollution prevention & groundwater protection.

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Saddlescombe Farm

An exciting opportunity for the TAP team to see sustainable and aquifer-friendly farming in action.

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Groundswell – by farmers, for farmers

‘People can sow a seed in your mind, not just in the ground’.

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Generation Restoration

Ecosystem restoration is the theme for this year’s World Environment Day.

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Our glorious groundwater! Simple steps to help care for our precious aquifer

Get involved with World Water Day by becoming a “groundwater guardian”, and help care for the precious aquifer that gives us all clean water to drink and enjoy.

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Leading-edge farm trials show early promise for protecting groundwater and environment

New and innovative farming methods that build resilience to climate change and protect a precious aquifer are being trialled by TAP.

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Adur and Ouse Catchment Partnership launch new website

Gareth Williams of the Environment Agency introduces the work of the Adur and Ouse Catchment Partnership.

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SuDS to Safeguard Groundwater

With ecosystem services now being a core element of the Local Plan, Susie Howells, TAP’s Partnership Development Manager, looks at the emerging benefits of sustainable drainage – using plant power to help naturally cleanse polluted water.

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Healthy soils give healthy yields and lead to better water quality

Thirty five farmers, land managers and environmental specialists came together on Thursday 15 November.

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Championing Our Water

You’re thirsty. You turn on a tap, the glass fills and you drink without a second thought.

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