Getting my feet under the table – or in the river! – Hannah Dry – Conservation Officer
Here I am. Stood in a river, with the otters, kingfishers and dippers wondering how on earth I’ve been this …
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 …
Do you have some time to spare to help at our Visitor Centre and Community Café? As the summer begins …
Exciting new addition to the basin areas – creating homes for wildlife and increasing plant diversity
The re-surfacing project is continuing to work its way upstream, this week progress continues from Juniper Green towards Currie, the …
“The River has Wisdom and Feeling and Flow. The Only Thing Certain is Change” – Robert J Landy It’s a …
Our new Trainee Ranger started with us on 17th April and Conservation Officer will be formally joining us in May
The section of Walkway from the City bypass to the car park near Spylaw Park in Colinton has been completed, …
We are VERY excited to inform readers that our Coalie Park Project phase 1 has received planning permission and funding! We will also be starting onsite works this May with the installation of two ‘Biomatrix Platforms’
At the end of the financial year we like to crunch the numbers – how many tasks? How many school …
During February Charlotte led a series of Guided Walks for The Welcoming https://www.thewelcoming.org/about along the river as part of a …
Would you like to see better interpretation at the Centre or along the Walkway? Have your say on this survey
Dry cold weather has helped conduct an early spring clean-up
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.