Clean up seas and rivers for wildlife and people
Please take part safely
This web page was created before the outbreak of Coronavirus, so please take part in these activities responsibly and follow the latest government guidance on social distancing.
Tips to save water
One way we can help our rivers and seas is to use less water in our daily lives. We've come up with some simple ways you can reduce your water use.
Save water with what you wear
It can take nearly 3,000 litres of waters to make just one t-shirt sold on the high street. You could save water by buying less or buying second hand.
Flushed with success
Toilets made before 2001 use up to three times more water than new models. You can opt for the standard-brick system or buy a water saver if you’re looking for something more robust.
Shower power
Channel the power of water and switch to a hydro-electric shower. You could buy a shower head that gives you the feel of a high-pressure shower but uses less water. Or set a timer so you spend less time in the shower.
Bringing riverlands back to life
Rivers are the lifeblood of our landscapes, but now they’re in trouble – and so is the wildlife that depends on them. We’re determined to reverse this decline with an ambitious restoration project to bring our rivers, streams, brooks and becks flowing back to life.
