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Looking at the features and characteristics of the river. (John Furneaux - Ysgol y Castell - Denbighshire County Council)
Using the river to investigate features at various points along its course (Victoria Evans - Caerleon Endowed Junior School - Newport)
Looking at the river Taff and other Welsh rivers (Merthyr Tydfil LEA)
These resources look at flooding in Wales and help to increase the awareness of flooding, why it happens, how you can be prepared and investigating different flood schemes (Environment Agency)
Learn about weather forecasting.
A simulation following the River Neath from the estuary to the source. (M.Owen-Evans)


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