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Dunwich Heath and Minsmere: national FCERM strategy case study

Case study showcasing approaches recommended in the national flood and coastal erosion risk management (FCERM) strategy.

From:
Environment Agency
Published
19 July 2011

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We have withdrawn the National FCERM Strategy for England 2011 because we have published a new strategy. You can read the new National Flood and Coastal Erosion Risk Management Strategy for England.

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Dunwich Heath and Minsmere - National FCERM Strategy case study

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The aim of the Environment Agency’s national flood and coastal erosion risk management (FCERM) strategy for England is to ensure that the risk of flooding and coastal erosion is properly managed and coordinated to minimise its impact.

At Dunwich Heath and Minsmere in East Anglia, the National Trust has led a flood risk management project. Habitat creation and soft engineering, combined with local engagement and partnership working, is already producing good outcomes for people and the environment.

Published 19 July 2011