Walkway Latest News – all was good before the storm!
After bridge failures and landslides, we could announce in early January that all routes through the Dells were finally accessible! ...
After bridge failures and landslides, we could announce in early January that all routes through the Dells were finally accessible! ...
This year, we’ve had an abundance of wildlife sightings reported to us at the Visitor Centre, thanks to the enthusiasm ...
Much like the flow of the river, working for the Trust is always constant—sometimes marked by fast surges, and other ...
18 months ago we were joined by Michael, as a trainee Ranger on a scheme called ‘New to Nature’. This ...
Dan our Conservation Officer gives a summary of our years survey activities, in total the team conducted 3 Bioblitz’s, 12 ...
Readers may remember, back in June, we conducted a ‘BioBlitz’ at Coalie Park at which our volunteer recorders found 264 ...
As the Water of Leith experiences another flood event - is it time to look at green infrastructure solutions to ...
January to April was known years ago as our quieter time, when we had a chance to reflect on the ...
This week staff began our chemical spraying of Giant Hogweed along the banks of the river to prevent the spread ...
Exciting times at the Leith end of the Walkway
Michael joined us back in April 2023 as a Trainee Ranger on the New to Nature scheme - and he ...
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.