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Freshwater Habitats Trust
Think Tank
Think Tank
Reducing impacts of small offline sewage systems in the New Forest through raising awareness of the risks and providing local communities with actions they can take to reduce the environmental impacts of their systems.
Research will uncover impacts of reducing sewage pollution on freshwater wildlife - Freshwater Habitats Trust
Research will uncover impacts of reducing sewage pollution on freshwater wildlife - Freshwater Habitats Trust
New Forest Programme Manager Gemma Stride explains how her PhD research will uncover the impacts of pollution – and help us understand whether reducing combined sewage overflows will help biodiversity recover.
Explore training opportunities
Explore training opportunities
Free training opportunities for Early Careers individuals on a range of topics, from survey and monitoring skills to species identification and more!
PondNet Spawn Survey
PondNet Spawn Survey
Get involved in the PondNet Spawn Survey. Record frog or toad spawn sightings to help us learn more about amphibian breeding activity.
Our events on Eventbrite
Our events on Eventbrite
New Forest Citizen Science
New Forest Citizen Science
Become a New Forest Citizen Scientist and help us to map the distribution of New Forest specialist species such as Pillwort and Marsh Clubmoss
The Freshwater Network
The Freshwater Network
The Freshwater Network is a new approach to protecting and restoring freshwater biodiversity in England and Wales.
New Forest Catchment Partnership
New Forest Catchment Partnership
Waternews
Waternews
Waternews is the quarterly newsletter of the New Forest Catchment Partnership. Read past issues and sign up for the newsletter.
New Forest Water Code
New Forest Water Code
Visiting the New Forest
Visiting the New Forest
Blue Horizons
Blue Horizons
Blue Horizons puts into practice Freshwater Habitats Trust’s new approach to the protection of freshwater biodiversity – the Freshwater Network. This involves creating a national network of healthy, unpolluted and interconnected freshwater habitats, made up of Important Freshwater Landscapes, Important Freshwater Areas, Historic Floodplains, and Wetland Opportunity Areas. The New Forest is an Important Freshwater Landscape and Blue Horizons is helping us to build the Freshwater Network here.
Wilder for Water
Wilder for Water
Wilder for Water promotes a best practice ‘clean water standard’ for camping and recreation in the New Forest.
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