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Our purpose is to work alongside Natural England and The Environment Agency to reduce water contamination in England’s rivers and achieve Nutrient Neutrality in large parts of England.

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Inside the River Wensum catchment and why the location of your nutrient credits matters

Inside the River Stour catchment and what nutrient work means for the largest reedbed in southern England

Inside the The River Lambourn catchment and what nutrient work means for a Berkshire chalk stream

Inside the catchment: The River Mease and why this catchment is impacted solely by phosphorus

Inside the catchment: The Broads and what nutrient work means for Britain’s largest wetland

Inside the River Camel catchment: Cornwall’s protected river system and what nutrient credit work is doing to support it

Inside the River Axe catchment: why it’s protected, what’s at stake, and what nutrient credit work is doing to restore it

Phosphorus and nitrogen: what these nutrients actually do to rivers and why they must be measured precisely

National Rivers Consortium wins best overall trade stand at the 2026 Royal Norfolk Show

The Nature Restoration Fund – Environmental Delivery Plans and the need for certainty in nutrient mitigation