Environment Agency

The UK Environment Agency publication captures latest research about natural flood management to help understand what works best where.

This handbook delves into governance aspects, the details of processes and activities related to emergency management of flood defences, knowledge sharing and collaboration and the justification for funding necessary capacities and competencies.

This report provides an update on the £200 million flood and coastal innovation programmes that are led and managed by the Environment Agency.In the 2020 Budget the government announced a £200 million innovation fund.

Innovative approaches to flood and coastal resilience taken by the Environment Agency, local authorities and local partners are helping to unlock significant wider social, economic and environmental benefits for people, places, and wildlife.

A summary of the practical actions organisations implementing the Flood and Coastal Erosion Risk Management Strategy for England will complete by 2026.

How the Environment Agency works to protect properties from flooding.

This is the Environment Agency’s third adaptation report under the Climate Change Act. It sets out how the impacts of climate change affect our work and how we are preparing for those impacts.

5,000 trees have been planted at the Leeds Brownlee Triathlon Centre as part of a Natural Flood Management Programme as part of the Leeds Flood Alleviation Scheme.