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Snow-covered trees on the banks of the River Bann, Ireland

Care for rivers this Christmas without leaving your home

Take heed of our advice for making your festive celebrations more river-friendly.

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Why winter swimming should be your post-Christmas hobby

Find out why a bracing swim could be the best thing you do between Christmas and New Year, and how to start safely.

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Blog: World Wetlands Day

It has been another strong year of work supporting Wetlands for The Rivers Trust and on this World Wetlands Day, we reflect on the state of wetlands and our work protecting and nourishing these vital ecosystems.

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Blog: Volunteering with The Rivers Trust

Kieran Bird talks about the joys of volunteering with Thames21 on the Bury Lodge wetlands and more exciting ways to get involved with The Rivers trust as a volunteer

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Press Release: Sewage Pollution — The crappiest map

The reality of sewage pollution in your local area.

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Press Release: Late and not worth the wait — The government’s response to the Environmental Audit Committee Report

The government’s response to the Environmental Audit Committee’s report demonstrates that the importance of a radical rethink on rivers has not yet been realised

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River Safety Routine

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Wetland intervention as part of the EU Life IP Natural Course Project

New opportunities to invest in nature as The Rivers Trust receives ÂŁ180,000 in funding

The Rivers Trust has been awarded more than ÂŁ180,000 of funding to unlock new opportunities to unlock substantial green finance investment in improving rivers and their catchment areas. A further six projects led by local Rivers Trusts will also benefit from the scheme.

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ÂŁ1.5m project to reduce flood risk in Lancashire gets underway with visit from EA Chair

The Wyre Natural Flood Management project (Wyre NFM) will invest ÂŁ1.5m to reduce flood risk to communities in Lancashire.

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Hillylaid Urban Wetland, with freshly planted plants

Financing the UK’s green (and blue) future

The Rivers Trust has contributed to a new roadmap to catalyse private investment in environmental markets and finance nature recovery in the UK.

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