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Working Together

Conserving Chalk Streams for Future Generations

We work hand-in-hand with a range of partners to ensure that the chalk streams are conserved for future generations

Wiltshire Wildlife Trust
Whitshire Fishery Association
Barbless Flies
WildFish
Wild Trout Trust
The Rivers Trust
The River Restauration Center
the Grayling Society
The Flyfishers' Club
Test & Itchen Association
Save Our Rivers
The Riverfly Partnership
Natural England
Keep Fish Wet
John Norris
Hampshire Avon
The Wildlife Trusts
Farlows
Environment Agency
Chalk Aquifer Alliance
Catchment Based Approach
Cain Bio Engineering
Wessex Rivers Trust
Game and Wildlife Conservation Trust

Conservation organisations

These partnerships help us support practical restoration projects—ranging from riverbed restoration and bank stabilisation to the creation of new habitat features for fish and invertebrates. By pooling expertise and resources, we ensure that conservation efforts are scientifically sound and have lasting impact.

Landowners and farmers

We foster open dialogue and provide guidance on sustainable river management practices that help protect water quality and reduce pollution, for example promoting buffer strips, managing livestock access, and implementing measures to prevent nutrient run-off.

Government and regulatory bodies

By engaging in consultations and policy discussions, we ensure that the unique needs of chalk rivers are considered in national and regional water management strategies.

Research and monitoring

Partnerships with academic institutions and scientific researchers enable us to support ongoing monitoring and research over the long term. By funding scientific studies, and participating in data collection, we contribute to a growing body of knowledge that informs conservation strategies and improves understanding of the challenges facing these unique habitats.

See our fisheries management work →