by Jonathan Louis | Friday, October 23, 2020
World Fish Migration Day – Wild Salmon Watch Walk, Falls of Leny Unfortunately due to current Covid-19 restrictions placed on the central belt we are unable to run our Autumn wild salmon watch walk to the Falls of Leny. We were going to run the walk today as...
by Jonathan Louis | Friday, October 23, 2020
World Fish Migration Day – Migratory Fish Pressures Today is World Fish Migration Day so we are dedicating our social media channels to migratory fish around the Forth. We have a series of posts going out which will highlight pressures migratory fish face,...
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 | Friday, March 13, 2020
Eely Good Year for the Eel By Jack Wootton This year the Trust has taken steps to increase conservation efforts and understanding of the European eel in Scotland. Headed by Jack Wootton two projects and the first eel conference to be held in Scotland are turning 2020...
by Jonathan Louis | Friday, March 13, 2020
Improving Woodland beside the River Larig and its Tributaries By Kyle Hind This month the Forth Rivers Trust starts the second year of riparian tree planting along the River Larig and its tributaries. Riverside woodlands are absent in many areas of the Forth catchment...
by Jonathan Louis | Friday, March 13, 2020
Trossachs Water Vole Project Update by Emily Marshall Water voles in the Trossachs are thriving as we enter the 12th year of the Trossachs Water Vole Project. Read more about a year in the life of the project below as we look back at 2019. Monitoring mink rafts...
