New monitoring stations have been installed along the Engdener Bach and Kruhbecke waterways in the Samtgemeinde Schüttorf area of the Vechte basin in Grafschaft Bentheim, Germany marking an important step in strengthening regional climate resilience. The information collected will play a key role in evaluating the effectiveness of local water retention measures aimed at reducing flood risks, improving groundwater recharge, and increasing resilience to drought.
Groundwater monitoring wells systematically record water levels and are read regularly.
Equipped with advanced data loggers, the stations continuously track both surface water and groundwater levels, generating vital scientific data to better understand how water moves through the landscape.