Lancashire has a long and fascinating industrial history, with generations of families working in quarries, coal mines, and of course cotton mills. During the Industrial Revolution the textile industry expanded
Author: Charlotte Ireland
Primrose Lodge Blue and Greenway update
Ribble Rivers Trust are proud to announce that the first phase of the Primrose Lodge Blue and Greenway Project (PLBGP) is now complete! The first phase of this ambitious plan
1000 Rivers Project
Ribble Trust are excited to be taking part in the 1000 Rivers Project. This project, led by the University of Hull aims to take eDNA samples from 1000 rivers in
Upper Ribble Weirs
The Upper Ribble weirs, which are being addressed thanks to our Ribble Life for Water project, are a set of four weirs on the River Ribble close to Horton in
Pendle WINNS and the fight against balsam
The Trust are now in their second year of the Pendle WINNS invasive species control, which is being carried out in partnership with Forest of Bowland AONB as part of
Holland Wood fish passage
Holland wood weir lies on the River Darwen, close to its confluence with the River Ribble and the limit of the tidal Ribble area. The weir once helped to supply
Work Experience, by Emma Tabernacle
Monday When I arrived, I was met by Jonny who showed me around the office and explained what the trust did and what I would be doing for the week.
Fishing equipment appeal success!
Over the last few months we’ve been appealing to the angling community to try and gather together more equipment for our angling coaching, and we are delighted to announce it
Michelle’s apprentice success story!
When I first arrived I knew nothing! Or at least I felt like I didn’t. It was something completely new to me and I wasn’t sure if I would make