‘Tis the season to be…Planting!
Whilst it can go against one’s instincts, the cold weather and darker nights provide optimum conditions for planting out native trees and potting up seeds.
Whilst it can go against one’s instincts, the cold weather and darker nights provide optimum conditions for planting out native trees and potting up seeds.
In the 20th anniversary year of The Rivers Trust, the 2024 Autumn Conference has recognised ERT's outstanding contributions, awarding us two of its four Birthday Awards!
NEW! Adopt a Water vole adoption pack. For £20 you can support our reintroduction and habitat improvement programme ... and it makes a great Christmas gift!
Sign up to hear about Swimming Feats, Iron Teeth and find out just What Lies Beneath. You’ll receive links to attend every Winter Webinar and provided with access to recordings...
We've called time on our Big Balsam Bash for 2024 with an unprecedented 200,000 invasive non-native Himalayan balsam plants pulled over the summer.
Eden Rivers Trust invites you to join us for a fascinating collection of short Winter Webinars. Swimming Feats, Iron Teeth and What Lies Beneath...
Charles Ecroyd steps down from our board of trustees after more than ten years of dedicated service
We squeezed in a survey session for white-clawed crayfish while there was a window of good weather last week and have lots of pictures to share.
We welcomed 30 young people from Outward Bound Trust last week, travelling up from the International School in London to help us kickstart plug planting efforts near Bampton.
We welcomed employees from Cooke Aquaculture this week, volunteering their time to join our regular volunteers for guard duty on land owned by the Warm Welly Company in Brampton.
Safety line throwing, rescue techniques and theory undertaken to improve the safety of volunteers and staff working around the area's lakes and water courses.
Eden Rivers Trust has provided the inspiration for Harry, an enterprising 9 year old from Carlisle, to kick one of Cumbria’s non-native invasive species (INNS) into touch.