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The rivers of the Broads are habitats, navigations, workplaces and places to escape. Inspired by World Rivers Day, we explore the many demands placed upon them — and what they need for the future.

Oli Abbott took sustainable travel to another level, cycling 88 miles between the Broads Society Discovery Hubs and experiencing the changing Broads landscape along the way.

Discover the story of the Norfolk wherry, from hardworking cargo boat to cherished symbol of the Broads, and why these remarkable vessels continue to capture hearts today.

What are the biggest challenges facing the Norfolk Broads? From funding and climate change to navigation, conservation and tourism, Broads Society Chair Mark Collins explores the priorities that should shape the future of the Broads for 2028–2032.

A new independent review has raised serious concerns about how flea and tick treatments containing fipronil and imidacloprid are reaching rivers and wetlands. As summer brings more dogs to the Broads, we look at why the issue goes far beyond swimming — and why protecting the water means understanding the hidden journeys these chemicals can take.

Held each May, the 3 Rivers Race is one of the Broads’ most distinctive events. More than a sailing challenge, it reflects the skill, judgement and deep understanding required to navigate these waterways — and why it continues to matter today.

Mark Collins shares his perspective on access, inclusion and the future of the Broads Access to the Broads isn’t just about getting from A to B. It’s about who feels welcome, who can take part, and who gets to experience one of the UK’s most special landscapes. This is a conversation that affects all of us — whether we live here, work here, or simply love visiting. Following a recent Society Supper discussion on access, our Chair, Mark Collins, shares his perspective on why a

National parks in England and Wales, including the Broads, encompass some of the most biodiverse and important rivers in the country. But new research shows they are being failed by government and water regulators and are now under threat.

The Norfolk Punt Club was established in 1926, and is still attracting young sailors to race on Barton Broad waters. Here is Edward's review of this year's Regatta.

A Water Voles study and survey by Hannah Southon of the Broads Authority, Norfolk.

Sail on a Wherry Yacht and a visit to one of Norfolk's hidden gems. Hoverton Great Broad Nature Trail.

Flea and Tick treatments for dogs and cats that contain imidacloprid or fipronil are highly effective, but must be used with great care.