Science behind the samples

Laboratory scientist, Sean, takes us through the science behind bathing water monitoring.
Posts about our work to improve the water environment
Laboratory scientist, Sean, takes us through the science behind bathing water monitoring.
Lucy takes us through a day in the life of a bathing water sampler #WaterWarrior
The Chair of the Environment Agency, Emma Howard Boyd, visited the River Wharfe in Ilkley, Yorkshire, last week.
Over on today's blog we take a look at the importance of chalk streams and a particular project in the River Beane to improve the site.
EA Local Project Manager Harri Condie, discusses how stakeholders have come together to improve Felixstone.
Due to lockdown restrictions, the Environment Agency had to pause sampling at bathing waters for much of this year’s season to adhere with social distancing and to protect the safety of field, office and laboratory staff.
Our Test and Itchen Restoration Strategy Project Officer, Heb Leman, looks into the projects work to restore Chalk Streams.
EA Chief Executive Sir James Bevan sets out the facts around the state of our rivers
Alice Mayne, Deputy Director of Navigation at the Environment Agency, highlights how boaters and craft users can work with the Agency help to protect our waterways.
Encouraging your views on our ongoing Challenges and Choices consultation to help protect the water environment.