Suggest a project
Propose a restoration, monitoring or community action for the River Brent catchment.
What makes a suggestion useful
The partnership reviews every suggestion against the objectives in the catchment management plan. A useful proposal names a specific reach or site, describes the problem it addresses, and identifies who would take part.
Suggestions do not need to be complete. Early ideas are welcome, and the partnership team will contact you to develop them further where they fit the plan.
Side note: proposals about land you do not own should name the landowner or describe how permission would be sought.
Submit a suggestion
Suggestions are reviewed by the partnership team. Personal details are used only to respond to your proposal.
How proposals are assessed
Does the proposal support water quality, habitat, flood resilience or public access as set out in the plan?
Proposals should describe what data already exists and how results would be measured after delivery.
Projects that involve residents, schools or local groups are considered alongside technical merit.
From suggestion to delivery
Acknowledgement
Each suggestion receives a reference number and an initial check for completeness.
Partner review
Relevant partners assess the proposal and advise on feasibility and permissions.
Development
Accepted ideas are added to the project list and developed with the proposer.
Examples from the catchment
Browse current work on the projects page or read about community groups already involved.