by Amy Fergusson | 26 Mar, 2019 | Blog
IMAG2568 It has long been established that those who have direct access and the ability to conserve the river, are able to impact the amount of invasive non-native species that are found on their banks. The various Rivers and Fisheries Trusts of Scotland have been...
by David Eastwood | 18 Mar, 2019 | Blog
Howden weir partnership community contribution Thank you to our partners, AmcoGiffen for their contribution to the local community. A wide range of equipment was procured through their trusted supplier Safeaid LLP, which included personal protection equipment, from...
by Amy Fergusson | 15 Mar, 2019 | Blog
With the weather being so changeable we haven’t managed to get our ducks out racing yet! We had our fingers and toes crossed for good weather but alas, the River Almond was too high to send the ducks out swimming. Instead, we had a bunch of trees to plant for...
by Nim Kibbler | 8 Mar, 2019 | Blog
A few of the team popped along today to the wonderfully accommodating Almondell & Calderwood Country Park, who having shared their river pollution issues with us a while back, are now in receipt of Annie Lord’s new artwork. Made up of a selection of a few of...
by Nim Kibbler | 8 Mar, 2019 | Blog
We are Minty Donald and Nick Millar, two public artists based in Glasgow. We are excited to be starting work on a new project – ‘Our’ Falls – in Polbeth, West Lothian. The ‘Our’ Falls project hinges around Limefield Falls and the construction of a viewing...
by Nim Kibbler | 6 Mar, 2019 | Blog
Back in Autumn last year we met up with a few old faces to chat about invasive plants along the rivers Almond and Avon. See the newly released video about some of the work, motivation and importance of this type of work. A big thank you to all those who gave their...
