by Jonathan Louis | Tuesday, September 15, 2020
Revive the Allan – Biodiversity Challenge Fund The Forth Rivers Trust on behalf of the Allan Water Improvement project has been successful in securing just under £200,000 to undertake works to help restore the upper areas of the Allan Water. The Revive the Allan...
by Jonathan Louis | Monday, September 14, 2020
Allan Water Improvement Project Refunded We are delighted that again in 2020, the Scottish Government has provided important funding for the Allan Water Improvement project which supports landowner engagement and management of improvements across the Allan Water...
by Jonathan Louis | Tuesday, March 17, 2020
Forth Rivers Trust Response to Covid 19 (Coronavirus) Most of our volunteering events are outdoors and we would like to continue these as long as we can. However, we need to make these events as safe as possible and that we work within the guidelines for management...
by Jonathan Louis | Thursday, March 12, 2020
Riparian Woodlands and their Importance for Natural Flood Management by Sandra Stewart Riparain woodlands are woods situated along a watercourse or around a lake or loch. They are very variable in size and shape, have a range of trees, shrubs and ground vegetation...
by Jonathan Louis | Tuesday, November 26, 2019
Forth Rivers Trust (FRT) working on the Allan Water Improvement Project recently supported the installation of over 560 peat dams to restore Red Moss. FRT worked with the farmer and his contractor to apply for and advise on the work carried out. The peat dams are an...
by Jonathan Louis | Tuesday, November 26, 2019
Peatland Training Course at Dunruchan Forth Rivers Trust recently organised a visit to Dunruchan restored peatland site as part of a two-day peatland restoration training event led by the Crichton Carbon Centre. The training funded by Peatland ACTION, included an...
