England

The Skell Valley Project restores nature, protects heritage, and builds climate resilience through flood management, habitat recovery, and community engagement.

Use this tool to explore interactive maps of climate change affects!

A new report, released in May 2024, provides a vital blueprint for local authorities across the United Kingdom grappling with the impacts of climate change.

The River Severn Partnership is a cross-sector collaboration that takes a ‘systems-based approach’ to managing the river network to enhance regional wellbeing and prosperity.

The research analyses the growing risk of surface water flooding in London and outlines a collaborative strategy to build resilience for communities, the environment, and the economy.

The report, "Turning up the heat," published in February 2024, draws on firsthand accounts from 38 frontline decision-makers and responders. Their collective testimony paints a grim picture of a nation whose policies, infrastructure, and public awareness are failing to keep pace with a rapidly warming climate.

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This case study examines the Resilient Roch project, a pioneering initiative in Rochdale, England, funded by the Flood and Coastal Resilience Innovation Programme (FCIP). The project addresses the interconnected climate and housing challenges faced by disadvantaged communities, whose poor-quality homes are often vulnerable to both flooding and energy inefficiency.

This case study examines the Cambridge Canopy Project, an initiative by Cambridge City Council to increase the city's tree canopy cover from 17% to 19% by the 2050s.