Environment Agency

From February, the ‘Flood Friday’ films will be released on the first Friday of every month throughout the year and will focus on what residents and businesses can do to ‘Prepare, Act, Survive’ in the event of flooding. Created by the Environment Agency’s Flood Resilience Team community engagement officers, the campaign is aimed at helping those who live, work and study in the region be more flood resilient.

The Environment Agency has announced plans to map England’s entire landscape by 2020, using the data to assess flood risk and inform conservation work. Maps are created by aircraft equipped with laser scanners, which measure the distance between the aeroplane and the ground.

This is the final report of the Flood Risk Communications Public Dialogue project, funded by the Environment Agency and Sciencewise. It summarises outputs from the project’s first series of public dialogue workshops (‘Stage One’ – two workshops each in

The Environment Agency has developed a new guide that will help flood risk managers identify and manage the uncertainty in their flood risk assessments and flood defence designs.

This new guide replaces the Environment Agency’s Fluvial Freeboard Guidance

This roadmap for local flood risk identifies a programme of projects addressing science, knowledge, sharing of best practices and capacity building needs. The purpose is to coordinate research commissioning so that it meets user needs and is delivered

This publication showcases the first steps towards an integrated catchment plan for Cumbria (United Kingdom). Following the devastating floods in the area the last years, the authorities appointed a Director for each main catchment, Eden, Derwent, and

This publication explores how risk management authorities can account for climate change within their flood and coastal erosion risk management investment decisions. It provides guidance for authorities to carry out a credible economical appraisal, taking