21Jul

Interactive model of aquifer is a hit with visitors

Partners came along to the Wild Chalk event at East Brighton Park, a free family event.

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Latest news and events

20 Jul 2019

Grant schemes to support farmers in protecting groundwater quality

The Aquifer Partnership is a collaboration between key authorities.

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4Jul

A win-win for all

The Aquifer Partnership project ran a workshop for farmers, land managers and advisers from the Brighton Chalk Block.

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20 May 2019

The importance of rainscapes

Rainscapes are an innovative and cost-effective way of reducing water pollution caused from highway run-off.

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20 Nov 2018

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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28 Sep 2018

Cover Crop Study

TAP has been trialling the use of cover crops over winter 2017-2018 in the Brighton area.

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5 Feb 2018

Going on a slug hunt

Perhaps not a hunt exactly, perhaps more of a slug audit.

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Water fountain with tag reading calm and happy
1 Sep 2017

A Word About Water

The chalk aquifer of the South Downs gives us the water we drink and wash in, and feeds winterbourne streams and local rivers.

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20 Jan 2017

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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