Flood Expo 2022
Guest blog by Samuel Townsend Overview and Expectations Hi, my name is Sam Townsend and I have been volunteering with … Read more
Volunteers
Natural Flood Management Volunteer Days
See below dates for Natural Flood Management Volunteer activities in 2020. These are run by the National Trust and Slow … Read more
Basement Project experience of volunteering
Joe from The Basement Project has written a delightful piece about his experience of volunteering to build the rain garden … 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
Leaky Woody Dams – what are the differences and what works best?
As Slow The Flow Calderdale prepare for various interventions to Slow The Flow at Hardcastle Crags, the question of which … Read more
A personal account of a day in the life of a River Surveyor – Beate Kubitz
Since March 2016, our river surveyors have been surveying various rivers in the catchment in the Calder Valley. As a … 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
Now over 1,500 photos on the river survey map!
Our dedicated volunteers have been working hard to collect the data that informs our work, researching the best places to … Read more
A Natural Flood Management Pilot Project at Hebden Water and Crimsworth Dean Beck, Hardcastle Crags, Hebden Bridge, West Yorkshire
Further to our meeting on Friday 22nd July 2016 concerning the above matter where I undertook to combine the separate … Read more
Helping Ourselves (Part 2); The importance of river surveys and a pilot project for Hardcastle Crags
Slow The Flow have applied via Source Partnership for a grant from the Environment Agency to install small structures at up … Read more