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BBC Northern Ireland’s popular weathercaster and wildlife presenter Barra Best visited Ballinderry Rivers Trust’s Conservation Breeding Centre and River School, located just outside Cookstown, in August last year to film a segment for his new series called Bara’s Return of the Wild on BBC 1.

A statement from our Chief Executive, Mark Lloyd.

The Rivers Trust is calling on greater cross-sector collaboration to enhance water security in Great Britain

Today welcomes the launch of the Nature 2030 campaign. The Rivers Trust have joined a coalition of 80 charities and celebrities, led by Wildlife and Countryside Link, in calling for all political parties to listen to public interest in halting the decline in wildlife and to amplify their ambition on environmental issues.

In recent weeks, media reports have surfaced suggesting that environmental regulations around the nutrient pollution caused by building development may be reduced, representing an undeniable threat to waterways that are already under pressure. In response, The Rivers Trust has signed an open letter to Prime Minister Rishi Sunak led by Wildlife and Countryside Link, calling for these considerations around nutrient neutrality to be urgently stepped away from.

The Rivers Trust, the leading charity in Ireland, Northern Ireland & Great Britain dedicated to the conservation and restoration of rivers and their catchments, is calling for a complete ban in Ireland on the manufacture, sale, distribution, or free offer of single-use disposable vaping devices.

In a radio interview last October, Irish Minister of State Ossian Smyth was clear that single-use disposable vapes need to ​“be banned completely” because, as he has pointed out, they are an ​“example of an innovation that is really making the world a worse place

If you live in London, did you know that your commute can now help support river restoration? 

A statement from The Rivers Trust