Our Rivers TV follows the work of the Four Rivers Restoration Project through the eyes of the people on the ground as they bring back thriving river catchments to four Suffolk rivers. Across the Alde & Ore, Blyth, Deben, and Waveney catchments, the people in the field share their stories. Whether it’s a hydrologist reading a floodplain, farmers weighing up what a wetter field margin might mean for their land or volunteers replanting a bank that's been bare for decades, Our Rivers TV makes that work visible.

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Regenerating East Suffolk's river landscapes through community action, citizen science and nature-based solutions, Our Rivers TV takes you behind the scenes with the people at the centre of the action. We share the highs and lows, the surveys and setbacks, charting the process of community-driven action involving many partners. Get to see the work of East Suffolk Council, the Deben Climate Centre, a host of partners and communities across the river networks.

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Our Rivers TV is made by community groups, farmers, landowners, volunteers, environmentalists, councillors and neighbours who already know these waters. It also stands as an introduction for anyone who doesn't yet. If you live, farm, or simply spend time along the Alde, the Ore, the Blyth, the Deben, or the Waveney, this is your river's story as much as ours.

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If you have a story to tell, and a video to share about your river, get in touch with us at siobhan@debenclimate.org