The Riverfly Partnership organises a series of conferences to discuss issues concerning riverfly conservation and river quality. Speakers and delegates are drawn from the statutory agencies, fishing organisations, conservation agencies, NGOs and academia.

Two conferences have been held at the Natural History Museum in London: Riverflies: a beacon for environmental quality in 2004 and How good is your river? in 2007. Both conferences were booked to capacity and attracted delegates from across the field.

The Riverfly Partnership was formerly established at the conference in 2004 and the River Invertebrate Monitoring for Anglers initiative (commonly referred to as the Anglers Monitoring Initiative) was launched at the conference in 2007.

Details of forthcoming conferences will be posted here.