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Our aim is to allow more people can access, enjoy and exit the river easily and safely without harming the River Eden.
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Our aim is to allow more people can access, enjoy and exit the river easily and safely without harming the River Eden.
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Environmental organisations and landowners have joined forces to create the habitat conditions needed to bring back this much-loved creature to Cumbria.
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This community-driven urban river restoration project will enhance the river and wildlife habitat along the river Petteril where the city meets the countryside.
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It's time to get Down to Earth for clean water and healthy habitats.
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The dream? To create a community tree nursery that would open a doorway to conservation; a place accessible to all, where local people, volunteers and community groups could learn…
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Engine Lonning is a 10.1 hectare semi-natural, council-owned Green Space on the south bank of the River Eden in Carlisle. It is mainly woodland with some grassland glades, but has…
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Helping groups of farmers and land managers work together to improve the natural environment at a landscape scale.
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This community-driven urban river restoration project will enhance the river and wildlife habitat along the river Petteril where the city meets the countryside.
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A project to increase the number of places in the Eden where those with sensory and physical challenges can experience nature on their own terms.
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Covering approximately 10,400 hectares across the Cumbria/Northumberland border up to Scotland, this major partnership project aims to reverse the decline of nature while…
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Working together, the local community, volunteers and ERT staff will plan, design and carry out the river restoration that will ‘unperch’ a straightened river channel.
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Woodlands for Water (W4W) was developed by Riverscapes Partnership, supported by Defra, with the aim of creating 3,150 hectares of trees in six river catchments.
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