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Tuesday, 01 October 2013 00:00 Importance of Floodplains : The Upper Thames Print Email UTRCA staff remind viewers of the importance of floodplains for protecting lives and property. Photo Credits: Thanks to the London Free Press and Dave Colvin. You are here:Home#River Blogs#West Europe#United Kingdom#Thames#Importance of Floodplains : The Upper Thames Additional Info Location: 51.52,-0.76 Read 3223 times Show Street View Tweet Published in Thames Tagged under Flood Wetlands Floodplain Related items National Wetlands Trust - Trust Waikato (New Zealand) Girl Protects China’s Wetland - Xianghai Nature Reserve in Jilin Province (China) (Ramsar ID 548) The Khurkh Bird Ringing Station (KBRS) Lakes in the Khurkh-Khuiten river valley (Ramsar ID 1380) Lake Bolon and the mouth of the Selgon and Simmi rivers (Ramsar ID 686) More in this category: « Thames river : River Talk Series: with Alastair Driver, National Conservation Manager of the UK Environment Agency Qwaggy Waterways Action Group (QWAG) : Bringing an urban river to life » back to top