How shared catchment evidence enables councils, utilities, and communities to act together Across New Zealand and the UK, councils and utilities are investing heavily in cleaner water outcomes. The constraint is rarely ambition or intent. It is alignment. Catchments are complex systems with multiple stakeholders, pressures from numerous activities, and shared expectations that water will be protected. Communities hold deep local knowledge. Councils and utilities carry statut

We’re excited to welcome David Richards as our new Chief Operating Officer, UK at AquaWatch. David brings over 20 years’ experience in...

How multivariate continuous monitoring enables proactive water quality management  Wastewater discharges from engineered overflows,...

Freshwater and surface water management are critical to the health of our environment, communities, and industries. Yet managing these...

Water management comes down to three fundamental challenges: too much, too little, or too dirty. Flooding, droughts, and pollution each...

When it comes to understanding and managing water quality, context is everything. The health of our waterways is not static; it...

AI-driven cameras are rapidly transforming how we detect, analyse, and respond to changes in water quality. However, not all cameras are...

Citizen science and high quality data for water management

At AquaWatch, we’re proud to support innovative clients achieving world-first outcomes through practical technology and meaningful data....

Ireland, like many EU countries, faces increasing pressure to balance agricultural productivity with environmental stewardship. The EU...