by Amy Fergusson | Friday, May 22, 2020
Have you heard of Green Gym? I’m sure you have, maybe you don’t know what it refers to, but you’ve likely heard of it -this is because it is well documented – and even prescribed – as a way to improve our lives. It gets people outdoors doing exercises and...
by Amy Fergusson | Friday, May 22, 2020
It might sound a bit dramatic, after all fishing has only been put on hold during “lockdown”, it hasn’t gone!!!! Lockdown has made a lot of people think about what is important in life and re-evaluate things. For me it has just emphasised the benefits you get...
by Amy Fergusson | Thursday, February 27, 2020
We thought we would do something a little different – although, granted, the RiverLife project can often come up with something a little different on a daily basis – and let some students deliver our guided walk. For RiverLife the aim is to get communities connected...
by Amy Fergusson | Friday, December 20, 2019
We have had a lot of volunteering activity over 2019 both in RiverLife and in the Trust, with some great achievements made by everyone involved. Volunteers are one of the most important aspects of the work of the Trust and the RiverLife project. Without the aid of all...
by Amy Fergusson | Wednesday, December 18, 2019
Minds can be moulded at any age, and we try to show this by dusting off the river table and honing our teaching skills for high school students with Dynamic Rivers! We have been working with St Margaret’s High School in Livingston to show the higher geography classes...
