Each year we produce an Annual Report celebrate the achievements of the previous year, this was presented at Mondays AGM …
Some images and reflections on this years fishing season.
For the last four years, our dedicated volunteers have been steadily collecting data of each of our wildflower meadows. This …
The Trust was gifted this large and heavy object back in 2019, discovered in Currie many years ago and it …
Scottish Water works have been underway in Slateford by Sainsbury’s over the past few weeks and many folks have been …
The project to upgrade the Walkway surface from Balerno to Leith has now reached Balerno, with the section at the …
With minimal fanfare we are delighted to say that the new bridge at Redhall Bridge is OPEN!!. Check out the …
In the first quarter of 2023 it’s been a close battle between our own volunteers and corporate groups on who …
This ‘snuggle’ of eider chicks were spotted having a snooze on one of the platforms this week. They seem to …
Here I am. Stood in a river, with the otters, kingfishers and dippers wondering how on earth I’ve been this …
Today though rather than be in waders in the river counting giant hogweed or pulling out our umpteenth traffic cone …
This June saw another long standing member of staff leave the Trust – Sandie Boyle as been our Visitor Centre …
Well here I am, Michael the trainee ranger! I’m still getting used to the idea, and pinching myself on my …
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.