A chute in the right direction
Giving nature a helping hand to reconnect a river with its floodplain and create new wetland habitat
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A natural approach to river restoration on the Lyvennet
End of a two-year project to improve flood resilience and wildlife habitat by restoring natural river processes and reconnecting the river with its floodplain
Clearing the way for fish to move more freely
Removing an artificial barrier on the River Petteril in Harraby Green, Carlisle to make it easier for fish to reach spawning grounds
New online learning resource helps kids explore rivers from the Eden and beyond!
We have teamed up with other rivers trusts across the UK to help create a one-stop shop of free, online home learning resources.
Testing a ‘Stage zero’ approach to river restoration
Sometimes "less is more" when it comes to river restoration...
Step up and Act for Eden’s Rivers!
National Lottery funding announced today to power future pollution fighters, habitat creators and river defenders!
Tree-mendous planting in Trout Beck
Long Marton and Kirkby Thore Primary Schools really 'dig' tree planting with Eden Rivers Trust!
Tools for the (water-friendly farming) job
Tools for the (water-friendly farming) job! Our guide to equipment eligible under the current round of the Countryside Productivity Small Grant scheme
We’re getting ready to ramble!
Thanks to National Lottery support, Eden River Rambles will ramble onwards and upwards until March 2020!
Discover Eden this summer
Download one of our trails, pull on your boots and discover amazing places in Eden!
Meet the recipient of the 2019 Ploughlands Legacy Award
Andrew Dixon is revealed as the first recipient of the award for his outstanding contribution to the conservation of Eden's Rivers
Volunteers plant 10,000 wildflower plugs to create a wetland wildlife haven
Find out who helped meet this huge challenge as part of our ongoing River Lyvennet river restoration project.