Thanks are due to all those members of the Rivers and Lakes Stakeholder Groups who have been involved in developing the content of this webpage, including the naturalness assessment methods, the reports on priority river and lake habitat mapping, and the freshwater and wetland habitat narrative. Current membership of the groups is as follows:
Andrea Kelly, Broads Authority
Alan Hildrew, Emeritus Professor, Queen Mary College, London
Ali Morse, Hampshire and Isle of Wight Wildlife Trust
Angela Gurnell, Queen Mary College, London
Arlin Rickard, The Rivers Trust
Benoit Demars, Hutton Institute
Bill Brierley, Freshwater Biological Association
Bill Riley, Cefas
Carl Sayer, University College London
Craig Macadam, Buglife
Dave Ottewell, Natural England
David Harper, Professor, University of Leicester
David Solomon, Independent fish consultant
Dominic Coath, Environment Agency
Ellie Brodie, The Wildlife Trusts
Francois Edwards, Centre for Ecology & Hydrology
Hannah Blackburn, World Wildlife Fund
Helen Benion, University College London
Iwan Jones, Queen Mary College, London
Jeremy Biggs, Freshwater Habitats Trust
Jo-Anne Pitt, Environment Agency
John Davy-Bowker, Freshwater Biological Association
John Rowan, University of Dundee
Jon Bass, Retired, Freshwater Biological Association
Judy England, Environment Agency
Kathryn Hawkins, The Wildlife Trusts
Kathy Hughes, World Wildlife Fund
Laurence Carvalho, Centre for Ecology & Hydrology
Lawrence Talks, Environment Agency
Lee Brown, University of Leeds
Malcolm Newson, Emeritus Professor, University of Newcastle
Mark Owen, Angling Trust
Martin Janes, River Restoration Centre
Martin Kernan, University College London
Martyn Kelly, Bowburn Consultancy
Murray Thompson, Independent researcher
Naomi Ewald, Freshwater Habitats Trust
Patrick Armitage, Fellow, Freshwater Biological Association
Paul Wood, Loughborough University
Penny Williams, Freshwater Habitats Trust
Rachel Stubbington, Nottingham Trent University
Richard Handley, Environment Agency
Rick Battarbee, Emeritus Professor, University College London
Sarah Jane Scott, Environment Agency
Stephen Maberley, Centre for Ecology & Hydrology
Steve Brooks, Natural History Museum
Steve Peters, Environment Agency
Stewart Clarke, National Trust
Veronika Moore, RSPB