Video: Hills to Levels wins UK River Prize
The video that helped Hills to Levels win the UK River Prize 2018.
Aerial video: Natural flood works in the Somerset landscape
Eye-opening and impressive. Somerset's landscape filmed from the sky, to show natural flood management works like ponds in context.
Video: New ponds help Slow the Flow on hillside farms
A short video with aerial footage showing a new cascade of ponds at Brompton Ralph in West Somerset, funded by Somerset Rivers Authority.
Video: Re-connecting floodplains – a case study
See how part of an old silted-up channel has been dug out to allow huge amounts of floodwater to be stored in a field, as it used to be, off the River Isle near Donyatt.
Video: Increasing floodplain storage – a case study
See works to re-connect a river with its floodplain, which will help to prevent flooding on the Somerset Levels. With Joanna Uglow of FWAG and engineer James Hector.
Video: Riverbank stabilisation on the River Isle
See rock rolls installed on the River Isle to prevent erosion and stop soil from the riverbank causing problems downstream. The video's presented by Joanna Uglow of FWAG SW.
Video: How leaky ponds can help stop flooding
In times of flood, it helps to store water higher up in river catchments. Leaky ponds hold water back, then release it safely.
Video: Woodland planting to slow down water
See 6,000 trees planted to help soak up groundwater and prevent excessive run-off. SRA chairman John Osman, landowner Lord Cameron and land management expert Ben Thorne all feature in this video filmed near Ilminster.
Video: How woody dams help slow the flow from hills to levels
See woody dams being created in the Blackdown Hills - with expert commentary from Ben Thorne of FWAG SW. (That's not him in the thumbnail! It's Bryony Sadler of FLAG being interviewed by the BBC).
Video: How Filter Soxx can slow down water and stop roads flooding
See Filter Soxx put into action in a muddy Somerset field - with commentary from natural flood management expert Roy Hayes.