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SLOW THE FLOW
Educators in Natural Flood Management
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Slow The Flow is a charity working to advance the education of the public in Natural Flood Management, Sustainable Drainage Systems and other renewable methods of managing the environment, including the exploration of alternative practices which safeguard the natural environment and its resources in a manner which best fits the specifics of a local geography.

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WHAT IS NFM?
NFM (Natural Flood Management) is when natural processes are used to reduce the risk of flooding
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