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Another construction company was prosecuted for sediment pollution. I've seen lots of maize and potato fields causing significantly more sediment pollution than this. 😬 naturalresources.wales/about-us/news-…

2024 was the year of announcements for Welsh rivers. 2025 has to be the year of action. Our latest CEO blog is here: bit.ly/3CoertQ

2024 oedd blwyddyn y cyhoeddiadau ar gyfer afonydd Cymru. Rhaid i 2025 fod yn flwyddyn o weithredu. Mae ein blog Prif Swyddog Gweithredol diweddaraf yma: bit.ly/3CoertQ

Recent eDNA testing shows arctic charr presence in Afon Fachwen. Read more: northwalesriverstrust.org/news/edna-test…

The omission of an acoustic fish deterrent on the Hinkley Point C intake will affect Welsh rivers and fish species, including Atlantic salmon that are already at risk of extinction. Please sign this petition.

Bydd hepgor pysgod acwstig ar gymeriant Hinkley Point C yn effeithio ar afonydd a rhywogaethau pysgod Cymru, gan gynnwys eogiaid yr Iwerydd sydd eisoes mewn perygl o ddiflannu. Llofnodwch y ddeiseb hon os gwelwch yn dda.

Residents, businesses, and organisations are being invited to help shape the future of one of Wales' most iconic rivers. The project aims to capture ideas, concerns, and aspirations for the River Teifi's environmental health and sustainable management: southwalesguardian.co.uk/news/24915529.…

Mae trigolion, busnesau a sefydliadau yn cael eu gwahodd i helpu i lunio dyfodol un o afonydd mwyaf eiconig Cymru. Nod y prosiect yw casglu syniadau, pryderon a dyheadau ar gyfer iechyd amgylcheddol a rheolaeth gynaliadwy Afon Teifi: southwalesguardian.co.uk/news/24915529.…

This is a great programme. Volunteers help us to identify species level invertebrates which give us valuable data on the long term health of the river. The sheer number of invertebrates to identify means we couldn't do it without volunteers.

Why are we planting?

🌳 This week marks the end of our tree planting season within the restoring river habitats program. Thursday is our last session. Fair play to the volunteers in this picture who battled with some serious wind and rain to get the trees in the ground.

Great to see some of our planted trees thriving after this dry spell we’ve been having. #treeplanting

An opportunity to join a great team doing fantastic work for the Dee.

Great attendance at our River Dee walk and talk during Chester Heritage Festival with Peter leading the discussion. We delved into the river's issues and the resilience of Atlantic salmon. Engaging our community in such dialogues helps raise conservation awareness.