The Water of Leith Fleet!
In march, we expanded our fleet to include two inflatable kayaks, a canoe and a volunteer made coracle.
In march, we expanded our fleet to include two inflatable kayaks, a canoe and a volunteer made coracle.
The fishing season begins on the 1 April to 30 September and permits can now be downloaded from Edinburgh Council.
We hope to welcome you all back inside and to see our new cafe area complete with brand new serving desk, coffee machine, fridge, washing basin, and hopefully news chairs and tables.
This year we have also been blown away by the amount of donations and fundraising support we have received from the public.
Work on Scottish Water’s investment to improve the environment around the Water of Leith has been progressing despite the ongoing …
As the Scottish Government releases details of how guidelines will change and restrictions ease, The Trust is working on getting …
The path between Bogsmill Bridge and Katesmill along the east side of the river is closed due to safety concerns …
The increased use of the walkway and Edinburgh’s greenspaces and the absence of our volunteer teams has been sorely felt …
The urban noises mixed with the spring bird song is a bit off putting but great to see him catching lots of fish
Our survey is open for a few more weeks – have your say about this greenspace in Leith
We have teamed up with Edinburgh and Lothians Greenspace Trust to conduct a user survey focused on the Coalie Park …
Thank you Bill for allowing us to share these beautiful images from Water of Leith Edinburghs River facebook page – …
Johnny tackles puddles, snow and litter keeping on top of essential walkway work.
Update from City of Edinburgh Council Engineers
This week we were delighted to learn that we have been successful in our bid to reduce our carbon footprint.
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.