To bring to fruition the capability of nature-based solutions (NBS) in mitigating hydro-
meteorological risks (HMRs) and facilitate their widespread uptake require a consolidated …

Hydrological catchments today are largely the product of human activity. They have been
engineered. The negative impacts of some of this engineering such as deforestation and …

This study explores system interactions of stormwater management solutions using
Sustainable Urban Drainage System (SuDS) and Green Infrastructure (GI) within the wider …

Natural flood management (NFM) techniques attract much interest in flood risk management
science, not least because their effectiveness remains subject to considerable uncertainty …

Nature‐based approaches to flood risk management are increasing in popularity. Evidence
for the effectiveness at the catchment scale of such spatially distributed upstream measures …

Abstract Natural Flood Management (NFM) is receiving much attention in the United
Kingdom and across Europe and is now widely seen as a valid solution to help sustainably …

Natural flood management (NFM), or working with natural processes, is a growing flood risk
management method in the UK, Europe and worldwide. However, unlike the current …

Management of fluvial flood risk in the UK is undergoing a paradigm shift, with a change in
emphasis from solely working with structural defences to considering catchment-based …

Woodlands can reduce the risk of rainfall‐generated flooding through increased
interception, soil infiltration and available storage. Despite growing evidence, there is still …

This article has taken a distributed modelling approach to examine the potential for hillslope
storage bunds as a natural flood management (NFM) strategy to mitigate the effects of …