by admin | Oct 27, 2017 | News - all Rivers, News - home, Support page
The Westcountry Rivers Trust has safely disposed of nearly a tonne and a half of banned and outdated pesticides from farms across the South West. The charity introduced the pesticide amnesty 18 months ago to give farmers a safe and confidential way to get rid of...
by admin | Aug 22, 2017 | News - all Rivers, News - home, Support page, Trust News, Volunteer News
Over 100 volunteers have now signed up to help the Westcountry Rivers Trust to monitor the health of rivers across the region. The Westcountry CSI (Citizen Science Investigation) project aims to encourage more people to take a closer look at their local river, stream...
by admin | Jul 17, 2017 | Education, News - Tamar, Support page
Last week we were joined by budding river scientists from Trekenner Primary School for a day of rivers, nature and sunshine at Sydenham Estate. Reception and Year 1 pupils from the Squirrels Class pulled on their wellies and spent the day discovering the secrets of...
by admin | Oct 27, 2016 | Events, News - Lynher, News - Tamar, Projects, Support page, Trust News, Uncategorized, Volunteer News
On the 30th November we held a community catchment workshop in Millbrook to discuss the environmental issues and opportunities in the village. Millbrook has a rich and eclectic environmental history. Sat on the edge of the estuary, the village has long been prone to...
by admin | Oct 26, 2016 | Fisheries, News - all Rivers, News - Avon, News - Teign, Projects, Support page
The Westcountry Rivers Trust is creating new salmon spawning habitats by adding gravel to rivers in Devon and West Somerset. Funded by South West Water, as part of the National Environment Programme, the project aims to increase the number of salmon and trout by...
by admin | Jul 30, 2015 | Fisheries, Projects, Support page, Trust News
The river Lerryn rises near East Taphouse and flows through the beautiful Boconnoc estate before flowing into the Fowey estuary near Golant. The weir on the river Lerryn at Couch’s Mill was noted several years ago as a possible barrier to fish as part of our previous...
