News, field notes and analysis from work across the River Brent catchment.
This blog reports on the practical side of looking after the Brent and its valleys. Entries describe monitoring results, restoration work on particular reaches, and changes in how land and water are managed.
Articles are written by partnership staff, volunteers and guest contributors. They explain what was done, what was learned and what happens next.
Published articles will appear below this introduction in date order.
Figures and site descriptions are checked against source records before publication.
Where an article reports results that are still being verified, it says so clearly and gives the date of the latest data.
For background on the plan behind this work, see the catchment description or the latest news. To suggest a topic for a future article, use the suggest a project form.
Where the Brent Begins The River Brent is one of London's quieter hidden waterways, yet it drains a large slice of the north-west of the city. For a beginner, the easiest way to…