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Demonstrating how partnership working, habitat transformation and sustainable farming go hand-in-hand

To mark Volunteers' Week, we're featuring a recent project that demonstrates why our amazing volunteers truly are a force for nature.

Yesterday, a class of children from Newlaithes Junior School in Carlisle were delighted to find a whole host of amazing river creatures when they visited the River Caldew.

This summer, we're on a mission to tackle Himalayan balsam and busy recruiting ‘Balsam Bashers’ to join us!

Today we well and truly bashed a lot of beastly balsam in a riverside woodland with the help of the Outdoor Adventure Group from Beaumont College!

Teachers from seven primary schools in the Brampton Area Schools Cluster joined Tania, our Outdoor Learning Manager, for a sunny day at the River Irthing in Lanercost.

We warmly invite you to join us for our annual get-together to celebrate the people and projects that are making Eden's rivers better places for people and wildlife.

National Gas were on call at our Tree Nursery, sending a team of employees to lend a helping hand as part of its corporate volunteering programme.

Over the winter months we have been visiting schools to raise awareness of pollution in our rivers and the impact this has on the river, wildlife and humans.

We're launching our new project that looks at what's beneath your feet and provides the tools and support to improve soil health and water quality in the Upper Eden.

Curious about making your own compost but aren’t sure where to start? March 10th-16th is officially UK Compost Week, so what better time to begin your composting journey!

Eden Rivers Trust invites you to join us for a fascinating collection of short Winter Webinars. Watch recordings from our winter season including our latest talk 'Unravelling A Complex Ice...