What is the process called that involves working with natural river processes to manage the flood risk?

What is the process called that involves reducing and slowing the movement of the water in a channel to prevent flooding?

What is the planting of trees to establish a woodland or forest called?

What is the process of soft engineering that restricts different land uses to certain locations on the floodplain.

River restoration can return the river to its natural course. What features would planners be seeking to reintroduce?

What technology is used to constantly monitor rivers and river basins?

What method is used to predict river discharges and identify areas at risk from flooding?

Which Government Department is responsible for issuing flood warnings?

Flood warnings are sent to the emergency services and the public. Which of the following is not a method of notification used?

How many levels of flood warning are there?

With regards to floodplain zoning what are areas furthest from the river used for?

With regards to floodplain zoning what are areas nearest the river used for?

If the public are told that flooding of low-lying land and roads is expected. What level of flood warning is this?

If the public are told there is a threat to homes and businesses. People should move valuables to upper level. What level of flood warning is this?

If the public are told that there is extreme level of danger to life. What level of flood warning is this?

At what level of flood warning are people advised to leave their property?

Which of the following is NOT one of the methods people are encouraged to use to prevent flooding?

What is a flood prediction based upon?

What areas are particularly good at storing water?