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Below is the latest and greatest new from West Cumbria Rivers Trust:
Project to reduce flood risk to Keswick gains support from major investorThe team at West Cumbria Rivers Trust are celebrating as Lloyds Banking Group has selected their ‘Resilient Glenderamackin’ project as one of three projects in the…
West Cumbria Rivers Trust & National Trust campaign for Derwent Water to receive official bathing status West Cumbria Rivers Trust, in partnership with The National Trust, are spearheading a campaign to achieve official Bathing Waters statu…
West Cumbria Rivers Trust calls out for drivers to slow down for toads & volunteers to help patrol the roads.West Cumbria Rivers Trust is asking drivers on the A591 just north and south of Keswick to slow down as the annual frog, toad and n…
West Cumbria Rivers Trust’s Youth Panel will be showcasing some new art pieces to form an exciting pop-up exhibition at Walkmill Community Woodland, near Whitehaven. The youngsters worked with local artist and geographer Anne Waggot Knott…
West Cumbria Rivers Trust and partners the Rivers Trust and Nature Finance are delighted to have been successful in securing a Landscape Recovery Grant from Defra for their ‘Resilient Glenderamackin’ project. This is a significant step …
West Cumbria Rivers Trust recently delivered their Wild River Day programme to 74 children from Year 3 and 4 from Keswick’s St Herbert’s School.The children spent the first half of the day in the classroom with WCRT staff looking at hum…
Young people work with artist to create outdoor art for pop-up exhibition at Walkmill Community Woodland.This week West Cumbria Rivers Trust’s Youth Panel put the finishing touches to some new art pieces to form an exciting pop-up exhibit…
West Cumbria Rivers Trust and the National Trust ask water users to be vigilant of aliens West Cumbria Rivers Trust and the National Trust are asking locals and visitors to the Lake District to be vigilant about the problem of ‘alien…
West Cumbria Rivers Trust and the National Trust need Lake users’ feedback as part of a project to ascertain the health of the waterIf you are a paddler, paddleboarder, boater, rower or swimmer that regularly uses Derwent Water, then West…
A Wilder Walkmill project funding will help shape, share and sustain the woodland for people and wildlife.West Cumbria Rivers Trust have today received a National Lottery Heritage Fund grant of £1.9 million as part of a £2.3 million proje…