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Welcome to the river, estuary, and coastal restoration case studies RESTORE Wiki. This site is funded by the Environment Agency (England) and supported by the RRC (UK). This is an interactive source of information on river restoration, estuary restoration, coastal restoration and nature-based solution schemes from around Europe.

Up to now, the database holds 1496 restoration case studies from 31 countries

Map of case studies

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Left click to look around in the map, and use the wheel of your mouse to zoom in and out.

Contents

Latest updated case studiesModification date"Modification date" is a predefined property that corresponds to the date of the last modification of a subject and is provided by Semantic MediaWiki.Country
Gadebridge park river restoration2 December 2025 10:51:53England
Greenwich Peninsula2 December 2025 10:27:46England
Lower Otter Restoration Project19 November 2025 13:47:50England
The Taw River Improvement Project (TRIP)8 October 2025 17:01:18England
Tidal Dee Love my Estuary31 July 2025 12:47:00Wales
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This tool is for sharing best practices and lessons learnt for policy makers, practitioners and researchers of river, estuary, and coastal restoration. The tool has information on water from source to sea.

What you can do:

- You can search the database to find case studies by using the different categories: country; monitoring or implementation costs and many more: click here to search for a case studies

- You can also search the database to find case studies by topic e.g. natural flood risk management: Click here to search for all the natural flood risk management case studies]

- Please also add your own river restoration scheme to the database: click here to create a new case study.

- Provide us with your feedback: please add to the discussion pages.

HAVE YOUR SAY, we are happy to receive any suggestions for improvements to the site please contact us.

The RiverWiki has been developed by the RESTORE partnership for sharing knowledge and promoting best practice on river restoration. The RESTORE partnership is made possible with the contribution of the LIFE+ financial instrument of the European Community. Read more on the RESTORE partnership.

Countries

The following countries are members of the RESTORE partnership. Click any of the links below to view information about that country.

Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Denmark, England, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Netherlands, Northern Ireland, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Scotland, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Wales

The following European countries are not members of the RESTORE partnership, but can also be clicked to view information about the country.

Albania, Andorra, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Georgia, Iceland, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Macedonia, Malta, Moldova, Monaco, Montenegro, Russia, San Marino, Serbia, Slovakia, Switzerland, Turkey, Ukraine, Vatican City

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Create a case study

Click here to create a new case study

Contacts

Do you have ideas of things that could be improved? please contact us.

Please add your thoughts to the discussion page or if you have any questions about the RESTORE case studies wiki or feedback, you can find a list of contacts on the contacts page.

Other resources

  • The REFORM wiki a wiki site disseminates scientific knowledge about river restoration.
  • The Water Action Hub is an online platform designed to assist stakeholders to efficiently identify potential collaborators and engage with them in water-related collective action to improve water management in regions of critical strategic interest.
  • The European River Restoration Website [1]

The RESTORE RiverWiki was developed by the RESTORE EU LIFE+ partnership, which was made possible with the contribution of the LIFE+ financial instrument of the European Community.

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