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Work by members of the Cumbria River Restoration Partnership to improve rivers in Cumbria is recognised by prestigious European award.

Anna Holliday shares why woodlands are essential for healthy rivers and how the Woodlands for Water scheme can support the creation of new woodlands.

Our exciting new partnership project to open up Eden's rivers to more people and wildlife receives a £181k boost from The National Lottery Heritage Fund.

This summer over 400 pupils from schools in Carlisle and the Eden Valley have taken on the challenge to Act for Eden for life in our new, unique education programme.

All the news from our annual Supporters' Day, including the inspirational people who were awarded this year's Ploughlands Legacy Award.

Marking the end of our EU funded Water Environment Grant project on the Trout Beck with a celebration day for members of the community and volunteers.

We welcome the improvements made in the Eden catchment over the last year but caution that Defra’s plan threatens the pace and progress needed for sewage-free rivers all year round.

ERT's Elizabeth Radford hikes to the source of the Eden, a land of windswept fells and peat wetlands as far as the eye can see...or is it?

How we're securing the future of this rarely seen native species in Eden

Traditional rural skills such as hedge laying are as relevant now as they ever have been when it comes to land and water management ...

Crake Trees Manor wetland and restoration project - when owners with vision meet ERT on a mission!

How we brought young people and artists together to shine a light on Eden's rivers at Carlisle's City of Lights festival