Upper Catchment

Using innovative measures to keep water on the land longer and slow the flow down through the hydraulic catchment to urban areas.

The upper catchments within the project area are a mixture of woodland and farmland. Across the Stanford-le-Hope, Shoebury and Prittlewell areas we aim to use land management measures such as leaky dams, contour ploughing, tree planting and innovative wet verge systems to hold water upstream for longer and reduce the volumes and flow rates of water moving down through the hydraulic catchment thereby improving flood resilience downstream in urban areas.
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Shoebury Farmland

Regenerative Agriculture & Innovative Wet Verge Systems

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Stanford-le-Hope

Leaky dams with mycelium

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New Development

MicroSuDS on a new development

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Belfairs Wood

Wet woodland and leaky dams

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Interactive Map

Use the map below to view all Catchment Areas that we are working on. You can click on each one for more information and a link to the Catchment page.