Thank you for taking part in the Great UK WaterBlitz!
We hope you enjoyed taking part and that you will join us again for future events. We really love hearing about your experiences, so if you haven’t already done so, please share your WaterBlitz stories, photos and videos with us.
Get your WaterBlitz certificate!
As a special thank you for taking part, you can create your very own participation certificate below. Simply fill in your name and email address!
Great UK WaterBlitz - Participation Certificate
Help us measure the impact of the Great UK WaterBlitz!
Nimisha Parashar is a PhD student at the University of Nottingham. She is conducting an important post-participation study into nature connection. If you can spare a moment to support her research, we invite you to complete her short survey below (2 minutes):
Would you like to give any feedback?
Your water quality data is valuable and your experience is just as important to us. This short questionnaire asks about your Great UK WaterBlitz participation and will be used to improve future events. Please click the button below to give your feedback (5 minutes).
Help gather more data with the Big River Watch!
Our friends at The Rivers Trust are running their ‘Big River Watch’ campaign between 24-30 April. The data will be used to help restore rivers across the UK and Ireland. To take part, submit your visual observations of your local river through their free app (15 minutes).
Join a Paddle-Out Protest with Surfers Against Sewage!
On Saturday 16 May, people across the UK will take to the water, shorelines and riverbanks in bigger numbers than ever before. SAS’s national day of action will mobilise communities, united with one demand: to end sewage pollution. Find your nearest event below.
Support the Great UK WaterBlitz
It costs £6 for each water testing kit used in the Great UK WaterBlitz and we rely on voluntary donations to support our work. Every donation means that we can test more waterbodies in more locations across the UK. Please donate to make the Great UK WaterBlitz as big as possible.