The concepts of environmental flows and river health have attracted the attention of the scientific community and the public and assumed considerable significance in recent times. Unscientific and indiscriminate changes in land use, and overexploitation and irrational usage of riversby mankind have seriously impacted flows in rivers as well as river health. This, in turn, has affected the functions and related services available in river landscapes. To counteract this trend, awareness has to be created in the scientific community, in particular, so that they can take the lead in creating public awareness. This conference aims to achieve this objective by bringing together experts from around the globe and deliberating on strategies for maintaining and restoring riverine ecosystems. Deliberations at the conference are expected to focus on latest research on enhancing river resilience, focusing on the critical roles of environmental flows and ecosystem services in sustaining river health.
ICRR2025
INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON RIVER RESILIENCE: Environmental flows to river health through the lens of ecosystem services
27 February - 01 March 2025
Venue: NIT Calicut
Organized by NITC and TU Delft
under the Scheme for Promotion of Academic and Research Collaboration (SPARC)
Contact us
Prof. Santosh G Thampi, Dept. of Civil Engineering, NIT Calicut, India
Dr. Saket Pande, Dept. of Water Management, TU Delft, The Netherlands
e mail : icrr2025@nitc.ac.in
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NIT Calicut extends a warm welcome to all attendees of the 2025 International Conference on River Resilience: Environmental Flows to River Health through the Lens of Ecosystem Services (ICRR2025). We are thrilled to bring together experts from across the globe to explore innovative approaches for maintaining and restoring river ecosystems. This conference promises to be a dynamic platform for sharing latest research, discussing practical solutions, and fostering collaboration on the critical roles of environmental flows and river health in ensuring that ecosystem services are not affected. We look forward to engaging discussions and fruitful exchanges that will contribute to the preservation of our vital waterways.