Nature Based Solutions resources
An Introduction to the work of the Inishowen Rivers Trust, Co. Donegal
A short introduction to the work of the Inishowen Rivers Trust, Co. Donegal, featuring Project Officers John Duffy and Trish Murphy. John discusses the Trust's aims of connecting community to and through our rivers and the footage shows some of the Trust's work on nature based solutions.
Filmed by Startacus as part of the Awareness Raising Initiatives for Social Enterprises (ARISE) 2022 project with Inishowen Development Project and funded through the Dormant Accounts Fund.
Sligo Bay Catchment Rivers Trust Introduction
A short introduction to the Sligo Bay Catchment Rivers Trust and the beautiful rivers, lakes, and waterbodies in Co. Sligo and Co. Leitrim that they are striving to protect.
How to make a brash bundle
Part 4 in a series of short vides explaining What is Brash?, why we gather it and its benefits to river restoration.
This video details how to make brash bundles which will be used in river revetments.
What effect can a brash revetment have on the river?
Part 3 in a series of short vides explaining What is Brash?, why we gather it and its benefits to river restoration.
This video details the benefits of installing a river revetment.
What is a River Revetment?
Part 2 in a series of short vides explaining What is Brash?, why we gather it and its benefits to river restoration.
This video explains what a river revetment is.
What is Brash
Part 1 in a series of short vides explaining What is Brash?, why we gather it and its benefits to river restoration.
Nature Based Solutions for Flood Reduction
This is a presentation on Nature Based Solutions for Flood Reduction
What is Brash and how it is used in river restoration.
This video explains how to make brash bundles, why we gather them and the positive effect it has on the river.
Mill River Conservation Group and Inishowen Rivers Trust building a river revetment.
A short time lapse video of a river revetment being made at the Mill River, with the Mill River Conservation Group and Inishowen Rivers Trust.
