Rambling About Rivers... is BACK!

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Rambling About Rivers

The Rivers Trust

5 episodes

1 week ago

Rivers are one of the most precious ecosystems on the planet. When healthy, they're a climate crisis ally, a sanctuary for biodiversity, a place of connection and play, and a vital source of drinking water. Despite this, they are under threat. Many of our rivers are barely functioning, but we're stepping in to save them. Tune into Rambling About Rivers to find out more about the threats facing rivers, the work of The Rivers Trust Movement, and what you can do to help. Find out more: www.theriverstrust.org or follow us @theriverstrust

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Rambling About Rivers... is BACK!

Rambling About Rivers

1 minute 33 seconds

3 months ago

Rambling About Rivers... is BACK!

You’ve probably heard a lot about rivers in the past few years. In the new podcast series from The Rivers Trust, we’re laying bare the state of rivers in the UK and Ireland, getting up close and personal with some of the issues that they face, and discussing what needs to be done to bring rivers back to life. The first episode lands on Thursday.

Join Emma and Matthew every fortnight to journey through catchments – from the headwaters to the sea – joined by experts, friends, and colleagues from across The Rivers Trust Movement fighting for wild, healthy and natural rivers. Find out more about The Rivers Trust: www.theriverstrust.org

Get in touch: info@theriverstrust.org

Hosted and edited by Emma Brisdion and Matthew Woodard, mixed by Mark Skinner.