My volunteering journey - Chris Jerome

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A chute in the right direction

We have recently completed our latest river conservation project in the Trout Beck catchment using a process of ‘assisted natural recovery’. By creating new channels, the water in…

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A natural approach to river restoration on the Lyvennet

This summer has seen the completion of Eden Rivers Trust’s latest river restoration project on the River Lyvennet to improve river habitat and flood resilience.

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Better Becks

A £328k natural flood management (NFM) and habitat improvement partnership project working at a catchment scale to identify and install a wide variety of natural flood management…

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Cairn Beck natural flood management project

The project has shown how multiple, different NFM measures can work together at a catchment scale along a 5km reach of the Cairn Beck river. 

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Cherish Eden

A project was to engage people in learning about the River Eden catchment, to facilitate their participation in its conservation and to encourage them to care about its future.

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Crake Trees Manor wetland creation and river restoration – making better places for people and wildlife

Anyone living in and around Crosby Ravensworth and Maulds Meaburn may have seen the diggers and dumpers moving around at Crake Trees Manor Farm during the early Autumn and…

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Eden Rivers Wonder World exhibition

Eden Rivers Wonder World was an ambitious exhibition created in partnership with Tullie House Museum and Art Gallery in Carlisle and funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund.

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Getting to know Engine Lonning and its community

We believe that having green spaces on your doorstep where you can be close to nature and the river is essential for good mental and physical health and well-being.

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Good things come in trees

In this BLOG, we follow the progress with our Volunteer and Community Outreach Coordinator, volunteers and community groups embarking on this adventure with us.

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Inside Out felt trail

The Inside Out felt trail was created at seven artist-led workshops held in Appleby in 2016 with 400 people engaged to create 8 felt sculptures to make ‘Inside Out’. 

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Litter Monster

A 5-metre high sculptural installation towering over visitors to Eden Rivers Wonder World, Eden Rivers Trust’s collaborative exhibition with Tullie House Museum and Art Gallery.

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Marble Run: River

Marble Run: River is a beautiful and playful kinetic sculpture created by artists Charlie Whinney and Nick Greenall in 2016 in collaboration with youth groups in Carlisle.

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