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Our rivers are a vital part of the ecosystem and play an important role in community health. Unfortunately, they can become contaminated when bacteria from sources like sewage or animal waste enter the water. Some of these bacteria pose a… Read More »How Can You Help?

Making a Collective Impact Every sample will make a difference. By participating in this project, you will be contributing to a larger effort to protect our rivers and prevent the spread of potentially dangerous antibiotic resistant bacteria. The results of… Read More »Impact of Your Contribution

The Project Team PhD Candidate: Bethany Gill | Great Britain Canoe Athlete | World Champion Lead Academic Supervisor: Dr Jody Winter | Nottingham Trent University Academic Co-Supervisor: Dr Dov Stekel | University of Nottingham Community Supervisor: Martin Winter | The Environment Agency (East Midlands)… Read More »Meet the Team

Waterways are at the heart of our project to tackle Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR). Through our sampling project, we aim to better understand where and how frequently AMR bacteria contaminate our waterways. By collecting and analysing water samples, we can track… Read More »Our River Sampling Project

If you love our waterways, whether you are a paddler, hiker, wild swimmer, rower, dog walker or environmental enthusiast, you can play a crucial role in safeguarding them. Join our efforts by participating in water sampling, spreading awareness, or supporting… Read More »Get Involved!

Did you know that the rivers we use for recreation, wildlife habitats, and even agriculture can harbour bacteria from sewage and farm animal waste? Once there, they can pose a risk to human and animal health. But there’s more to… Read More »To Paddle or Not to Paddle?