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New river projects to protect communities from flooding in Lancashire

Projects on Worston Brook use natural features to reduce flood risk and improve habitats amid 6.3 million homes at high flood risk in England, officials said.

Summary by lancashiretelegraph.co.uk
Ribble Rivers Trust is leading nature-based projects in Clitheroe to improve river health, reduce flood risk, and create wildlife habitats

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New river projects to protect communities from flooding in Lancashire

Ribble Rivers Trust is leading nature-based projects in Clitheroe to improve river health, reduce flood risk, and create wildlife habitats

·Blackburn, United Kingdom
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The Polish Academy of Sciences has published a report that sheds new light on flood risk management in the country. Experts emphasize the need to develop an apolitical, long-term strategy based on stable funding and inter-ministerial cooperation. The document, the result of work by specialists from various fields, analyzes the effects of the September flood in 2024 and presents specific recommendations for the future.

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Rivers Trust Harnesses The Power Of Nature To Reduce Ribble Valley Flood Risk

A series of innovative river restoration projects in the Clitheroe area are helping to protect local communities from flooding while creating new wildlife habitats and improving river health.

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Yorkshire Times broke the news in on Tuesday, November 11, 2025.
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