Catchment management training
We offer a comprehensive selection of training courses focused on various methods for managing water movement, sustainable catchment management and mitigating flood risks. Discover more below.
Promoting sustainable catchment management
Against the backdrop of climate change adaptation, managing catchments holistically through the integrated consideration of surface and subsurface waters within land use planning, environmental management and agriculture policy is critical - with nature-based solutions playing a central role.
We continue to be committed to working with our clients to protect our communities' homes, schools and livelihoods.
Our courses adopt a scientific approach to these topics, at the same time drawing on practical hands-on experience illustrated using case study examples.
Book your catchment management training
We offer courses on the following subjects as part of an open programme delivered throughout the year, with a flexible range of delivery formats.
- Flood Risk Assessment
- Introduction to SuDS
- Community Flood Resilience
- Practical Feasibility and Appraisal for NFM
- Working with Natural Processes
- Water Framework Directive Awareness
- Introduction to Hydromorphology and Fluvial Geomorphology
Working with Natural Processes - Modelling Techniques
- Topic: Catchment management
- Format: Face-to-Face
- Dates: 13 January 2026
- Presenter: Eleanor Pearson & Adam Johnston
Blockage and Debris
- Topic: Catchment management
- Format: Virtual (Microsoft Teams)
- Dates: 19 & 20 November 2025
- Presenter: Amanda Kitchen
Catchment hydrology and assessment (LEC.444)
- Topic: Catchment management, River hydrology and hydraulics
- Format: Face-to-Face
- Dates: 19 - 21 Nov, 4 - 5 Dec
- Presenter: Duncan Faulkner, James Molloy, Rosie Hampson, Vicky Shackle
Economic Appraisal
- Topic: Catchment management
- Format: Virtual (Microsoft Teams)
- Dates: TBC
- Presenter: Angus Pettit, Emma Ryder, Robert Beresford
Introduction to SuDS
- Topic: Catchment management
- Format: Virtual (Microsoft Teams)
- Dates: TBC
- Presenter: Faye Tomalin, Peter Rook & Charlotte Lickman
Introduction to Hydromorphology and Fluvial Geomorphology
- Topic: Catchment management
- Format: Virtual (Microsoft Teams)
- Dates: 2 & 3 February 2026
- Presenter: Natasha Todd-Burley & Rebecca Thompson
Forecasting and Extreme Event Response (LEC.447)
- Topic: Catchment management
- Format: Face-to-Face
- Dates: 11,12, 13, 26 & 27 Feb 2026
- Presenter: Emily Christopherson-Smith, Odell Harrison, Paul Wass, Rob Lamb
Flood Risk Assessment
- Topic: Catchment management
- Format: Virtual (Microsoft Teams)
- Dates: 3 & 4 March 2026
- Presenter: Howard Keeble
Flood Response Plans
- Topic: Catchment management, Emergency planning and management
- Format: Virtual (Microsoft Teams)
- Dates: 10/03/2026
- Presenter: Harriet Freestone & Toby Jones
Community Flood Resilience
- Topic: Catchment management
- Format: Face-to-Face, Virtual (Microsoft Teams)
- Dates: 2025 dates TBC
- Presenter: Phil Emonson & Jon Wilson
Integrated Systems for Sustainable Surface Water Management (LEC.446)
- Topic: Catchment management
- Format: Face-to-Face
- Dates: 6 - 8 May, 21- 22 May 2026
- Presenter: Faye Tomalin, James Molloy & Peter Rook
Practical Considerations for Natural Flood Management
- Topic: Catchment management
- Format: Face-to-Face
- Dates: 21 May 2026
- Presenter: Steve Rose, Adam Johnston, Will Benedikz
Water Resources Planning & Management
- Topic: Catchment management
- Format: Virtual (Microsoft Teams)
- Dates: On demand - Enquire for details
- Presenter: Mark Smith & Robert Davidson
Practical Feasibility and Appraisal for NFM Delivery
- Topic: Catchment management
- Format: Face-to-Face
- Dates: 06/10/2026 & 07/10/2026
- Presenter: Steve Rose, Ryan Jennings, Will Benedikz
Services
Delivering transformative technology that is pioneering in the pursuit of flood, water and environmental resilience.
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Developing leading resilience strategies and solutions founded on the integrated modelling and assessment of water quantity, quality and environmental processes.
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Working within a robust and mature digital delivery environment, our engineering specialists work closely with our modelling, hydrology and environmental teams to ensure designs are developed to create efficient, low-carbon and sustainable solutions.
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Our specialists in landscape, heritage, ecology, fisheries, EIA, planning and sustainability all work collaboratively with our engineering designers, modellers and our project managers to develop resilient places.
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Our proven skills and experience make us a natural partner to help support communities and organisations to become more resilient. We support and empower our clients to manage the twin risks of flood and drought, encouraging and delivering effective water management.
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Working with communities across the world to identify and mitigate flood and environmental risks, support sustainable development and build resilience.
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