The swift brick amendment will be voted on next week. Please use your voice. Email [email protected] just saying PLEASE MANDATE SWIFT BRICKS!

📣 Open call! Seeking funding for your next #damremoval project? Apply for a grant with us! 🗓️ Deadline: 4 July, 13:00 CEST 🔗 openrivers.eu/news/call-for-…

With the rain, some of our Wild About Lothersdale fostered #village #livingverges have sprung into life bringing new surprises. We've only scattered #YellowRattle seed here but now have ragged robin & common twayblade to add to the water avens, marsh marigold etc Plantlife BSBI: Botanical Society of Britain & Ireland

Before: an artificially straight, steep, redirected river that was prone to flooding and bank erosion 👎 After: a more natural channel that boosts biodiversity, stores stormwater, and captures carbon 🐟 How we're improving the Otterburn Beck: wildtrout.org/wttblog/whats-…

Great work, as ever....

Great to unshackle this bit of beck and let natural processes re-engage. Looking forward to seeing how it evolves

This should be interesting. New "study confirms that Glyphosate and Glyphosate-based herbicides cause multiple types of cancer, even at exposure levels deemed to be “safe” by the EU" Register at: zoom.us/webinar/regist…

Have you spotted a pollution problem in your local English river? Environment Agency has a new 24/7 online reporting service. If you see something that you think could be water pollution, please try to let them know by calling 0800 80 70 60 or reporting online: gov.uk/report-water-p…

It’s #NationalInsectWeek! Insects are essential to ecosystems - pollinating plants, breaking down organic matter, enriching soil & feeding birds, fish & mammals. Enjoy these pictures from a recent site visit, there were signs of insect life everywhere you looked!🐝 🐜 🐛

IMPORTANT. Please sign and repost. This petition is based on our recent research which found that English rivers are universally contaminated with these potent neurotoxic insecticides, the source being treated dogs and cats. Link in comment below.

When wild brown trout were lost from the upper part of the River Mel, a mill prevented the river from being repopulated. Now, our translocation project with Environment Agency is returning this iconic fish to its native habitat: youtu.be/-qEuc5zFm_I

33/60 QUANTUM Freshwaters sites in SW & W England and Wales have now been sampled. Next stop N England and Scotland! By focusing on sheep, beef and dairy farmed catchments the national picture we are building of their impacts on UK rivers will help inform better policy & management

Took a wander along some of our earliest roadside verge planting & #NoMowMay sites bursting with colour. Rowan were drooping under a berry burden! #wildflowerhour BSBI: Botanical Society of Britain & Ireland Plantlife

New research from PesticdeActionNetwork reveals the extent of pesticide use by UK councils. These are poisons being sprayed in your street, your local park. Pls share. For links to the full report & to find out what you can do, follow the link below pan-uk.org/pesticide-free/

We had a terrific time at our recent Trout in the Town Conclave! This annual event brings together urban river advocates from across the country, to share knowledge and inspiration. Recap here and recordings of the keynote presentations will be live soon: wildtrout.org/wttblog/trout-…

Little wonder the River Sprint is sprinty! Historic & maintained channel realignment & straightening serves only to keep it conveying water at its sprintiest pace d/s to Kendal.... The Wild Trout Trust exploring opps to unshackle & re-engage the floodplain #SlowTheFlow #restoration

Our Jonathan Grey has been busy surveying fish species in several Yorkshire rivers, teaching students about the value of long-term monitoring. By assessing fish populations before and after habitat enhancement works, we get a clearer picture of each project's impact 🐟

So excited to be able to help. DM ideas and suggestions, I’m all 👂as I engage with our wonderful team, volunteers and stakeholders

We've been back in lovely Cumbria for more habitat assessments! 🐟Jonathan Grey has been advising on the Penrith to Kendal Arc Landscape Recovery Project, this time on the River Sprint. This is a fantastic landscape, with lots of potential to improve the health of its rivers.

PRACTICAL GUIDE TO HEDGELAYING With Claire Whittle & myself Learn about our hedges and the benefits to livestock & wildlife. Then learn the basics of hedgelaying before getting everyone hands on at the hedge Delicious homemade lunch included Book here visitmyfarm.com/online-store