by Jonathan Louis | Tuesday, November 21, 2017
Photographs and video footage are a great way to highlight visual change to the environment over time. Time lapse, fixed point photography and camera traps play a key role in the RiverLife project by monitoring work and engaging with communities. By monitoring capital...
by Jonathan Louis | Tuesday, November 21, 2017
Killandean Greenway is a greenspace in Livingston, situated alongside the Killandean Burn. Over the past couple of months there have been several volunteer days here to help improve the access and general appearance of the area. Volunteers have helped to remove...
by Jonathan Louis | Tuesday, November 21, 2017
Part of the RiverLife: Almond & Avon project focuses on training volunteers. Over spring and summer several training courses were organised for volunteers from throughout the two river catchments. The training kicked off with three riverfly courses, training...
by Jonathan Louis | Friday, November 17, 2017
Any of our eagle-eyed followers who have been up to Kirkton Weir or keeping track of the works via our Facebook page may have noticed some further works ongoing at the site this week. This was to install the baffles to break up the flow going down the pass making it...
by Jonathan Louis | Wednesday, July 27, 2016
River Forth Fisheries Trust Secures Heritage Lottery Fund support for major catchment restoration project in Central Scotland The River Forth Fisheries Trust has received continued support from the Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF), Scottish Government, Scottish Environment...
