]> 2026-04-21T23:45:43+00:00 Case study:Resilient River 500 en Ailsworth FINALv2.pdf Barnwell FINALv2.pdf Elton FINALv2.pdf Fotheringhay BW CS FINAL.pdf Nassington FINALv2.pdf Whitemills FINAL.pdf Whitworths Mill Greening CS Final.pdf Ailsworth Backchannel Project Barnwell Inner Backchannel Project Elton Backchannel Project Fotheringhay Backwater Project Nassington Backchannel Project Whitemills Backchannel Project Whitworths Mill Greening Project Approved Introduction of gravel Floating vegetated bank structures Bank reprofiling Sensitive desilt Tree planting Introducing large woody debris Soft erosion solutions Great Britain National Lottery Heritage Fund Environment Agency Environment Agency (Fisheries) Contribution of staff time (NWKCP Yes Yes Yes true 57321544 2710085612340222 8536128319752503296 n.jpg P1000330.JPG P1000363.JPG 88029423 2702649713292157 5396038696984117248 n.jpg Regrade 042020.jpg WMPre2300.JPG ELton 5854.jpg ELton4782.JPG Barnwell Backchannel Interpretation Panel Hinge & Pinned Tree Barnwell Natural Erosion Protection Barnwell Volunteer tree planting Ailsworth Whitemills Re-graded Banks Post works Whitemills Re-graded Banks Pre works Reinstated ford at Elton Elton Ford Pre works Yes 21 10 - 50 k€ River Nene Regional Park River Nene Regional Park 52.472185956973,-0.476102213186 Viktor Tzikas Introduction of gravel, Floating vegetated bank structures, Bank reprofiling, Sensitive desilt, Tree planting, Introducing large woody debris, Soft erosion solutions,,Livestock fencing,, ,,Interpretation boards, interacting with farmers,, 10 - 50 k€ River Nene Regional Park 26410 10 - 50 k€ River Nene Regional Park 2017-09-01Z 2457997.5 Complete An initiative of the Nenescape Landscape Partnership the Resilient River project is funded by the Environment Agency & National Lottery Heritage Fund. The primary aim of the project is to enhance, restore and protect the backchannels and backwaters of the Nene Valley through efficient partnership working and best practice. The River Nene has been highly modified for both flood defence and navigation purposes, historically for industry and in recent times for leisure. This has however, had an impact on the potential for the river to act as an aquatic habitat. The main river, where navigable is much less favourable habitat than the backchannels (historically the main river before modification) for fish, invertebrates & other flora and fauna. The Resilient River project is in place to connect habitats along the Nene Valley by restoring neglected/altered features, to improve biodiversity; protect, enhance and interpret heritage features; and improve resilience of water quality and supply in the face of population growth, urbanisation and climate change. Resilient River resilient river http://neneriverstrust.org/projects/resilient-river-project/ Yes 88000 Nene Anglian Livestock fencing Nene nene EU - WFD protected area (drinking water, shellfish etc.) River Nene river nene Interpretation boards interacting with farmers 1 - 10 k€ River Nene Regional Park 10 - 100 km² 161 100 - 200 m Nene GB105032045300 Environmental flows and water resources Fisheries Flood risk management Habitat and biodiversity Hydromorphology Water quality Urban 100 - 500 k€ Nene 100 - 500 k€ River Nene Regional Park 2018-03-01Z 2458178.5 2022-04-14T12:23:30Z 2459684.0163194 2023-02-17T09:21:37Z 2459992.8900116 Resilient River 500 1 plainlist 5 [[Category:Case study]] [[Project title::!Resilient River]] [[Subcatchment title::Nene]] Resilient River# QUERYfb3f632c045498b7e60a15867c3b0c32 500 1 list 3 [[Category:Case study]] [[Parent project::Case study:Resilient River]] Resilient River# QUERY13b8899fcfce22395fce5cf663660ea4