Survey of the river Uck tributaries
An extensive suite of 32 walkovers of the tributaries to the main river Uck, to assess current conditions and identify future opportunities for improvements.
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Increasing Eel Passage
Installation of eel passes, at structures known to obstruct or prevent eels from accessing upstream habitats.
Trees on the River Uck (TrUck)
The project aims to implement and demonstrate the role of natural riparian and floodplain intervention measures in managing flood risk along the river Uck.
Ouse Upstream Thinking (OUT)
The project aims to collaborate with the farming community around the upper Ouse, to protect and improve river water quality and the natural environment.
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Glossary
3rd and 4th order tributaries Refers to the hierarchical arrangement of tributaries, where the 1st order tributary is typically the least in size Agri-environment schemes Schemes that provide payments to farmers for effective land management to protect the environment and wildlife Aquifer Underground layers of water bearing rock Asset Management Programme A water company plan … Continued