by Georgia Perrin | Jun 20, 2025
Our new mobile inflatable engagement tool – or as most will know it, a bouncy castle! – is set to make its debut at community events this summer. As part of our Rapid Response Catchments Project, this engagement tool is designed to raise awareness about...
by Georgia Perrin | Jun 17, 2025
We’re pleased to share that the Devon Resilience Innovation Project (DRIP) has received national recognition at the Flood & Coast Excellence Awards. As a delivery partner through RRC, Westcountry Rivers Trust has supported DRIP’s work to help 26 communities across...
by Freya Stacey | Apr 20, 2025
Overlooking Norway’s largest freshwater lake, the TransformAr partnership convened for the final project Consortium Meeting, to review progress and discuss next steps for the projects’ final six months. The trip provided a fantastic opportunity to review the...
by Freya Stacey | Apr 15, 2025
Europe’s natural lake ecosystems are subject to significant pressure stemming from climate change, pollution and natural resources overuse from human activity, threatening their fragile ecological balance and resilience. To address these challenges, the EUROLakes...
by Freya Stacey | Feb 1, 2025
There’s an old cliché that, ‘salmon live in trees’ but there is a deep and intertwined relationship between these fish and the vegetation that symbiotically supports both, not just the salmon. For trees, salmon bring rich nutrients from the sea up with their...
