In this episode of Waterfall Rapids, Mike and Karen are joined by Alastair Chisholm, Director of Policy at CIWEM (The Chartered Institute of Water and Environmental Management), for a detailed and stimulating discussion on water’s relationship with the wider natural world. Together, they explore why conscientious water use matters, the growing pressures on the UK’s water resources, and how individual actions can help protect both the environment and future supplies.

00:00 – Introduction and guest welcome 00:47 – Why saving water matters 02:06 – Future water demand and infrastructure challenges 03:13 – One litre saved = one litre back to the environment 04:35 – Balancing the needs of people and nature 05:28 – Rethinking water storage: land, soil and trees 07:31 – Reasons for optimism and the need for action 09:16 – Reflections and conclusion

In this episode of Waterfall Rapids, Mike and Karen are joined by Steph and Nathan from WaterWise, an independent, not-for-profit organisation dedicated to promoting water efficiency across the UK. They share insights on why using water wisely matters, practical tips for saving water at home, from checking for leaky toilets to smart shower habits, and ideas for making everyday choices that help both your bills and the planet.

Timestamps

00:00 – Introduction 02:08 – Why water efficiency matters 06:50 – Toilet tips 09:21 – Everyday household tips 11:28 – Conclusion

In this episode of Waterfall Rapids, Mike and Karen are joined by our Policy Manager, Janine Shackleton, for a chat on the help available for those in vulnerable circumstances regarding their water use.

In this episode of Waterfall Rapids, Mike & Karen head back indoors to offer tons of tips to help you save water within the biggest domestic drain of all: the bathroom!

In this episode of Waterfall Rapids, Mike and Karen provide a plethora of tips on how to best save water within with the kitchen.

In this edition of Waterfall Rapids, we discuss why saving water is so important.

In this edition of Waterfall Rapids, we discuss how saving water also means saving money.