Sign the petition to protect Glen Etive in Scotland
Glen Etive, in the Highlands of Scotland, is an area of significant cultural and social importance, well known by our varied supporters for its beautiful landscape. It is a popular amenity for walkers, climbers, cyclists, wildlife enthusiasts, anglers, outdoor swimmers, and the paddle sport community, but the River Etive is…
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The world’s first international citizen science relay
The Rivers Trust is organising the worlds first international citizen science relay with organisations from five different countries to take #actiononwater on an international scale next week. From 18th – 22nd March, organisations from the UK, Denmark, Sweden, Germany and the Netherlands, will all be taking #actiononwater at their local…
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The Rivers Trust release three new animations to visually explain the basic concept of natural capital and ecosystem services
The natural environment is being degraded and we are beginning to realise that protecting and enhancing our ecosystems is essential, if we are to continue benefiting from all the things the natural environment provides us with. Three new animations, funded by the Interreg North Sea Region WaterCoG project, have been…
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International Women’s Day – Learn about what it takes to be a woman in the Rivers Trust movement
We've spoken to a selection of inspiring women in the Rivers Trust movement for International Women's Day 2019. Here's what they had to say about their roles in the movement, the challenges they face and some advice for women looking for similar jobs in the environmental sector. Please take a…
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Improving water quality in the Ribble Valley
We were delighted to have seen Ribble Rivers Trust featured the BBC's The One Show this week, talking about water quality testing and solutions to some of the most common pollution problems with our rivers. Shown on Monday 4th March 2019, the programme detailed how Ribble Rivers Trust had found…
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