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OUR ACTIVITIES


There are four different factors we look at to decide how healthy a river is; water quality, water quantity, habitat health, and habitat connectivity. These four factors are all linked to each other and are the foundations of a healthy and well functioning river ecosystem.

If there are any problems affecting these four factors we can work to resolve them, and make our rivers healthier.

To do this we have seven key activities that we work on; engagement and education, woodland creation, fish passage, wetland creation, farm advice, farmland habitat improvements, and last, but by no means least, data and evidence.

Focussing on these activities enables us to ensure all the work we undertake serves a purpose and that all our projects are necessary and relevant to our aim of improving the Ribble catchment for wildlife and people.

LATEST BLOG POSTS FROM RIBBLE RIVERS TRUST


  • New School Year, New River Workshops!
    New School Year, New River Workshops!

    Can you believe we’re already over six weeks into the new school year! The 2026-2027 school year might be well underway, but we’ve been taking time to reflect on a year filled with discovery, curiosity, and environmental stewardship. Over the past academic year, our educational and engagement sessions have enriched the lives of hundreds of…

  • Pinpoint: Practical farm Advice That Makes a Difference
    Pinpoint: Practical farm Advice That Makes a Difference

    When it comes to improving water quality, there isn’t a single solution that works for every farm. Every holding is different, with its own challenges, opportunities and priorities. That’s why Pinpoint visits take a practical, farm-by-farm approach, helping land managers identify simple changes that can make a real difference to both their business and the…

  • Nurture Nature: Grow a Native Tree from Seed in Your Garden
    Nurture Nature: Grow a Native Tree from Seed in Your Garden

    Have you ever wondered how you can grow a native tree from a seed? It’s a simple and rewarding activity, perfect for nature lovers and garden enthusiasts alike. Plus, rivers and trees are the perfect match, which is why we want to see as many trees in our catchment as possible! Follow these easy steps,…