Plants of the Dells by Juliet Wilson
Volunteer Juliet shares her experiences of wild plants along the river in the Dells
Volunteer Juliet shares her experiences of wild plants along the river in the Dells
While it might be a bit chilly to be hanging around watching for wildlife at this time of year, its ...
As #COP26 draws to close we are thinking of how climate change will affect the Water of Leith in the ...
For the last 15 years we have been creating ‘biodiversity boost’ sites along the river. These are sites which were ...
This wonderful image of the otter from Tom Kelly @gowildedinburgh please do share your encounters with us
With the COP26 conference is about to get underway we have been thinking about the work our river does for ...
We have been popping up content on youtube for a while now, recent uploads are helping to spread the word ...
There is something evocative and beautiful about scything. Last month we upskilled our volunteer team and brought some more scythes ...
Not quite enough to wash with but this amazing ‘animal’ was spotted by botanically minded volunteer Kate while wading for ...
Our marvelous Meadows along the Water of Leith are full of life. This week volunteers removed invasive Himalayan Balsam & ...
The urban noises mixed with the spring bird song is a bit off putting but great to see him catching ...
Thank you Bill for allowing us to share these beautiful images from Water of Leith Edinburghs River facebook page – ...
The Water of Leith Conservation Trust works to conserve and enhance the river, its heritage and wildlife: The Trust promotes education and recreation through the Visitor Centre, and works with volunteers and community groups to deliver around 240 river clean-ups and habitat improvement tasks annually.