Get hooked on fishing this summer holidays!
Now that the summer holidays are upon us, there’s no better time to get out of the house and take the kids fishing- who knows, you might get hooked! Why go fi... Read more.
Drinking water and rivers; protecting our natural resources
The UK water industry treats over 15,000 million litres of water a day, which supplies to almost every household. The UK’s water conforms to some of the stric... Read more.
Sunshine, streams…. and shade?
Rivers are the lifeblood of our ecosystems, supporting a huge range of wildlife species. However, these ecosystems are delicate, and even small changes in river... Read more.
Bathing Water Designation Secured for Edisford Bridge
Ribble Valley residents have been granted their very own designated Bathing Water site thanks to the Ribble Rivers Trust’s Safe to Splash campaign. Following ... Read more.
Partnership paves new way for Primrose Nature Reserve
Primrose Community Nature Trust and Ribble Rivers Trust have announced a new partnership that will continue the conservation and stewardship of Clitheroe’s Pr... Read more.
Rooting for Change: Plastic-Free Woodlands
All through this week we’re celebrating Earth Day, an annual awareness day which focuses on a specific environmental issue every year; this year’s theme is ... Read more.
Outdoor Education; Inspiring the next generation of River Heroes
Young people are the river guardians of the future. That’s why, each year, we work with hundreds of local primary school pupils through our outdoor educat... Read more.
Bringing nature home: wildlife ponds
Ponds are amazing spaces for wildlife, supporting a wide range of species and providing homes for some really special creatures. Yet numbers have seen a big dec... Read more.
World Water Day 2024: Remarkable Rivers
For centuries, rivers have been a key part of human life. From helping our ancestors choose strategic locations for settlements, to revolutionising industrial p... Read more.
Species Survival Fund to Make Room For Rivers
Twenty conservation projects species are to benefit from the government’s Species Survival Fund. Including Ribble Rivers Trust, who will receive a grant f... Read more.
