Slow The Flow Community Led Natural Flood Management Conference – March 2019
Over two days, nearly 100 people from around the UK descended onto our beautiful town of Hebden Bridge in the … Read more
Monitoring
Initial results in from rain garden planters – they work!
Traditional methods proved to be either inappropriate, or too expensive, for monitoring of the small scale rain garden planter project … Read more
Initial Appraisal of Hydrograph and Leaky Dams at Hardscastle Crags, 16th March 2019
After the recent deluge, it would appear that the 340+ leaky dams built in Hardcastle Crags have done their job, … Read more
Hardcastle Crags – our most successful Project to date!
Previous Next Hardcastle Crags, our local National Trust site, is the home of Slow The Flow’s most successful project on … Read more
Calderdale flood network – river monitoring live feed now available
Calderdale flood network now provides a live feed of river height at Hebden Water and Crimsworth Dean Beck Please note … Read more
Project: technology to monitor river levels
Our latest project to develop technology to monitor river levels in the Calder Catchment is now firmly under way. Want … Read more
Results of research conducted on Plate Weirs installed in brooks on the Hebden Water catchment
Results of research conducted on Plate Weirs installed in brooks on the Hebden Water catchment – By Stuart Bradshaw from … Read more
Water Table Monitoring – Autumn 2016
Written by Adrian West-Samuel from Moors for the Future Partnership. The team at the Moors for the Future Partnership (MFFP) undertakes … Read more
What role can Natural Flood Management play as part of a solution to the flooding problems in the Calder Valley?
Traditionally flood alleviation has been implemented by civil engineering using “hard” solutions such as higher river walls, levees and tunnelling. … Read more
New technology has helped flood modelling ?
Traditionally models have used gauging information from gauging stations managed by the Environment Agency. New technology is increasingly being applied. … Read more