The Eddleston Water study has just produced its second comprehensive report, covering work upto 2021. Building on the earlier 2016 report, as well as published papers in the intervening period, this brings together key results since 2010 across all areas of monitoring and modeling of the effectiveness of Natural Flood Management (NFM) measures that have been implemented across the 69km2 catchment in the Scottish Borders. This includes planting over 330,000 native trees, creating 115 high-flow log-structures, remeandering 3.5km of channel and creating 38 flood storage ponds.