We want to work at bigger catchment scales over longer timeframes. By doing this we will have a greater chance of restoring our rivers and nature and helping our climate.

A catchment is an area of land where water collects when it rains, bounded by hills or higher ground. As the water flows over the landscape, it finds its way into streams and down into the soil, eventually feeding the river. Some of this water stays underground and continues to slowly feed the river in times of low rainfall. Every inch of land on the earth forms part of a catchment.