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|Name= | |Name=The River Restoration Centre | ||
|Url=www.therrc.co.uk | |Url=www.therrc.co.uk | ||
|Notes=The River Restoration Centre (RRC) leads for West region in the RESTORE partnership. | |Notes=The River Restoration Centre (RRC) leads for West region in the RESTORE partnership. | ||
The | The River Restoration Centre exists to promote, facilitate and support best practice in river, watercourse and floodplain management across the UK. It aims to provide a focal point for the exchange and dissemination of information and expertise relating to river restoration and enhancement. The Centre also provides advice on site-specific technical issues through a network of experienced river restoration practitioners. RRC is a non-profit making organisation which aims to offer impartial advice to enable practitioners and clients, to gain maximum benefit from current experiences in a variety of easily accessible ways | ||
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Revision as of 11:07, 16 August 2012
List of organisations for Wales
| Organisation | Web site | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Environment Agency Wales | http://www.environment-agency.gov.uk/restore | The Environment Agency (England & Wales) is the overall project leader of RESTORE. The EA is the largest organisation in funding and delivering river restoration in England and Wales and has developed significant expertise in this field over the last 20 years. This expertise covers the breadth and depth of restoration activities from strategic planning through to the design, implementation and monitoring of restoration activities. |
| The River Restoration Centre | http://www.therrc.co.uk | The River Restoration Centre (RRC) leads for West region in the RESTORE partnership.
The River Restoration Centre exists to promote, facilitate and support best practice in river, watercourse and floodplain management across the UK. It aims to provide a focal point for the exchange and dissemination of information and expertise relating to river restoration and enhancement. The Centre also provides advice on site-specific technical issues through a network of experienced river restoration practitioners. RRC is a non-profit making organisation which aims to offer impartial advice to enable practitioners and clients, to gain maximum benefit from current experiences in a variety of easily accessible ways |