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Help shape the River South Esk Catchment Management Plan 2026 - 2036
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Help us develop a 10-year plan to manage the River South Esk catchment sustainably.
The River South Esk catchment
The River South Esk catchment is of great value to local communities, businesses, and tourism providers. It provides drinking water, irrigation for crops and watering for livestock. It also supports many valuable wildlife habitats, and is the basis for tourism, recreation and angling.
Issues such as climate change, erosion, flooding, drought, pollution and disconnected habitats can reduce the health of the river and the wider catchment area.
The management plan
Previously, the River South Esk Catchment Partnership has managed projects to improve the health of the catchment, and shape community and economic activity, by implementing the first River South Esk Catchment Management Plan.
The partnership is producing a second management plan for 2026 to 2036.
How to get involved
Use our map tool to:
let us know what is important to you
tell us about environmental, economic or social issues
share your ideas of how to improve areas of the catchment
If you are unable to use the online tool, ask for a paper copy by calling our contact centre on 03452 777 778.
Stay informed
This part of the consultation will close at 5pm on 5 September 2025.
Subscribe to follow this project and get updates by email,
Help us develop a 10-year plan to manage the River South Esk catchment sustainably.
The River South Esk catchment
The River South Esk catchment is of great value to local communities, businesses, and tourism providers. It provides drinking water, irrigation for crops and watering for livestock. It also supports many valuable wildlife habitats, and is the basis for tourism, recreation and angling.
Issues such as climate change, erosion, flooding, drought, pollution and disconnected habitats can reduce the health of the river and the wider catchment area.
The management plan
Previously, the River South Esk Catchment Partnership has managed projects to improve the health of the catchment, and shape community and economic activity, by implementing the first River South Esk Catchment Management Plan.
The partnership is producing a second management plan for 2026 to 2036.
How to get involved
Use our map tool to:
let us know what is important to you
tell us about environmental, economic or social issues
share your ideas of how to improve areas of the catchment
If you are unable to use the online tool, ask for a paper copy by calling our contact centre on 03452 777 778.
Stay informed
This part of the consultation will close at 5pm on 5 September 2025.
Subscribe to follow this project and get updates by email,
