The Rivers Trust Conference: Call for Contributions 24.01.22 Rebecca Duncan We are seeking contributions for our annual conference, based on the theme “Springing into Action”. Learn more
National Tree Week: nature’s little helpers 03.12.21 Rebecca Duncan Trees are one of our biggest assets in the fight against climate change, which is why we’ve got to use and care for them properly. Learn more
COP26 Participants Visit Tweed Forum’s Eddleston Water Flood Resilience Project 15.11.21 Rebecca Duncan A group of international and UK COP26 participants took time out from the conference in Glasgow to visit Tweed Forum’s Eddleston Water flood resilience project. Learn more
Press Release: £1.5m to be invested in Natural Flood Management in Lancashire 01.11.21 Rebecca Duncan The Wyre Natural Flood Management project (Wyre NFM) is set to receive £1.5m in private investment to implement Natural Flood Management measures to help at-risk communities in Lancashire. Learn more
5 Easy Ways to Revive Your River: Support nature-based solutions 01.09.21 Rebecca Duncan If we’re going to solve our twin crises of climate change and nature degradation, we need to work with nature and not against it. In particular, nature-based solutions can help to improve water quality and restore habitats for the wildlife that call them home. Learn more
So, what is Natural Flood Management? 26.04.21 Emily Cooper Kieran Bird talks about one of our favourite topics: Natural Flood Management. Learn more
Natural Flood Management Project Presents a New Collaborative Approach to Green Finance 03.11.20 Rebecca Duncan The Wyre NFM Investment Readiness project investigates funding opportunities for implementing NFM measures along the River Wyre and its tributaries. Learn more
Wyre NFM Investment Readiness Project featured at Greater Manchester Green Summit 07.10.20 Rebecca Duncan Learn more
Investing in nature: Wyre catchment project 01.06.20 Emily Cooper We must find new ways to invest in recovery of the natural processes that protect and support us, at a scale and pace that can make a difference. Learn more
