Hidden wildlife in the river Trent and its tributaries
It is World Wildlife Day – a welcome excuse to dive beneath and celebrate the difficult-to-observe world of aquatic wildlife that lives either in the
It is World Wildlife Day – a welcome excuse to dive beneath and celebrate the difficult-to-observe world of aquatic wildlife that lives either in the
Making space for kindness is something we can get behind every day, particularly if it concerns (river) kindness – be it through habits, memories and
New research on the impact of barriers on fish populations and distribution is now underway in the Trent catchment. PhD candidate, Edward Dilks, talks about
As wet UK winters bring higher water levels, the salmon run is now in full swing. Head out to a weir on the Trent and
This month, the Environment Agency declared a drought across large parts of England, including the Trent catchment. Due to low rainfall and increased demand, our
Working together to help restore UK wildflower habitats Butterflies, bees, and wildflowers to receive a second wind of life as communities in the Soar catchment
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