A Safe and Healthy Creek for All

We work towards Faversham Creek and its surrounding waterways achieving a good ecological standard, so that the flora and fauna that live in and around the creek can grow and prosper, while also becoming safe for humans to undertake activities such as sailing, rowing and fishing.

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Why We Test

Safeguarding Faversham's Waters

Favwat is dedicated to providing transparent, local water quality data for Faversham Creek and its tributaries. Our citizen scientists empower residents, rowers, fishermen and all who use the creek with essential information for a healthier ecosystem.

We believe clear data is the first step toward clean water. Our independent testing helps protect public health and ensures the ecological vitality of our much loved waterways for future generations.

Our Monitoring Network

Covering Faversham's Vital Tributaries

As well as sampling Faversham Creek at various locations our dedicated volunteers regularly sample key locations across Faversham's intricate network of waterways, ensuring comprehensive coverage and timely data for the community.

The Westbrook

Thorne Creek

The Cooksditch

A part tidal tributary where water quality is impacted by industrial processes and waste water discharges

An internationally rare chalk stream, subject to waste water storm overflows and potential urban pollutants.

A critical freshwater inflow, regularly monitored for agricultural runoff and overall ecological health.

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Your involvement directly supports independent water quality monitoring. Explore our data or become a citizen scientist today.

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Independent citizen-science water monitoring for Faversham Creek and its tributaries.

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