Author: Charlotte Ireland Pope

Trout in the Classroom

Today’s children are tomorrow’s river guardians- that’s why primary education programmes like Trout in the Classroom are so important to us! Our Rivers in... Read more.

brackenhurst NFM

Our latest NFM, or Natural Flood Management, project is due to start this spring. As the name suggests, NFM is a natural way of reducing flood risk. Whilst it... Read more.

Buy Nothing New Month

January is Keep Britain Tidy’s Buy Nothing New Month so, we’ve got some top tips to help you reduce the amount of stuff you buy. After all, buying stuff we ... Read more.

Philip Lord BEM

Our amazing outgoing chair Philip Lord has received a British Empire Medal for services to the environment. As many of you know, Philip has been the driving fo... Read more.

Another day, another fish pass!

Pottery Terrace is one of eight fish passes that are being created by Ribble Rivers Trust as part of the Our Douglas project. Pottery Terrace Weir lies in a wa... Read more.

Tree seeds, fruits, or nuts?

If you’re anything like us you’ve probably noticed that trees across the country are brimming with fruits, nuts, and seeds. But have you ever wondered what ... Read more.

CaST off- new woodlands for water

Ribble Rivers Trust has begun a project to plant more than 11,000 new trees in Lancashire with the aim of improving water quality. Ribble Rivers Trust has been ... Read more.

Water saving tips to beat the heat

Water saving doesn’t have to mean dodging the shower, smelly socks, and wilting plants. There are lots of super easy ways we can cut down on water consumption... Read more.