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The Eden Rivers Trust is the only charity dedicated to the conservation and protection of the River Eden, its tributaries and its surrounding countryside.
It was set up in 1996 and has carried out more than 200 projects to improve the condition of the river for its wildlife and for people to enjoy.
We are involved in saving some of the country’s most endangered species and preventing pollution by working with local people, farmers and landowners close to the river.
Much of our work involves education and explaining to people about the importance of the River Eden. In the last five years we have met more than 10,000 people, half of them school children from 50 different schools.
We rely entirely on grants, fund raising activities and donations to carry out our work.
Eden Rivers Trust invites you to save a river
Watch our wonderful new films about the River Eden, see a catchment map showing all the problems with the River Eden and read our Catchment Plan to find out how you can help by clicking here.
News
- Read the latest news about our work in the Summer 2013 Newsletter.
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Download the 2011 and 2010 Electrofishing Reports here.
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Read all about our current projects on the Our Work page.
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Keep up to date with us on the internet, YouTube, Facebook and now Twitter.
Voluntary opportunities
We always need volunteers to help us carry out our work. Please see our Get your feet wet page.
Pollution: If you need to report a pollution incident on the River Eden or its tributaries please contact the Environment Agency on 0800 80 70 60 (24 hours a day, 7 days a week).
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