• €3 million Cumbria Crayfish Project bid
• New phase in River Petteril improvement
• Children raise their own river creatures
• Expanding Fish Spawning Grounds
• Tackling Eden's Invaders
• Slowing the flow on Dacre Beck
• ERT office move
• Lowther Casting Challenge
• Cumbria Crayfish Stronghold
• Dalston PC call for volunteers
• Countryman's Ball July 2000
• Join Sammy the Squirrel tackling invasive plants around Ullswater
• Cumberland Building Society funding for Rivers Days
• Rivers Trusts in Cumbria to take the pledge
• Wild Trout Weekender
• Stop the Invaders!
• Wildlife benefits from work on the River Petteril

2010 News Releases

• New initiative to tackle invasive species in the Eden Valley
• Native crayfish doing well in the Eden Valley 
• Three awards in a week for ERT
• Trust strengthens its links with the farming community
• Keeping an eye on the health of your local river
• Himalayan balsam pulling - Penrith area
• Himalayan balsam pulling - Carlisle area 
• Cumberland Building Society helps chilren enjoy their local river - Penrith area
• Cumberland Building Society helps children enjoy their local river - Carlisle area
• National Families week event at the Wetland Discovery Trail
• Volunteers needed to monitor river insects
• How good was the River Eden?
• Youngsters join forces on Eden flooding project
• Trout stream management in the real world
• Crayfish helped by two year project
• Water voles to be released on the River Eden
• Start of the trout fishing season
• How good is the River Petteril?

Recent Newsletters

Summer 2011
Winter 2010
Summer 2010

Our Trout Stream Workshop 2010 is featured in an article in the Fieldsports magazine - click here to see the article.  This fishing and shooting quarterly has its own website which can be seen at www.fieldsportsmagazine.com.  

Older News Releases

• Schools to join forces on flooding project
• Volunteers thanked with a trip on the lake
• New River Petteril Conservation Project  
• SITA funding for native crayfish
• ALFA - European project to focus on flood and drought issues in the Eden Valley
• Alien invaders on the River Eamont
• Carlisle Soroptimists tackle alien invaders
• New Director for Eden Rivers Trust
• International Day for Biodiversity
• Exciting new wetland education centre is launched
• Explore the amazing world of the endangered native crayfish
• Updated "Go Wild" fishing website for the Eden Valley
• The advance of the American signal crayfish 
• Cumberland Buildling Society help children make a splash!
• River wildlife to benefit from £400,000 grant
• Official start of transnational cooperation to protect regions in North West Europe against the effects of flooding
• Removing Himalayan balsam from the banks of the River Irthing at Lanercost  
• Removing Himalayan balsam from the banks of the Old Petteril
• Open Farm Sunday - how a small farm has managed to diversify in an environmentally friendly way
• Land owners along the Hayber Beck near Warcop are being sought in a proposed fish pass project
• Eden Rivers Trust receives a boost from the sponsorship of two new Land Rover Defenders from Lloyd Land Rover Carlisle 
• Lord Rooker Agricultural Minister visits Eden Rivers Trust 
• Special award for Herald Angling Correspondent
• Start of the trout fishing season - Go Wild in Eden in 2008

Previous Newsletters 

Winter 2009 Newsletter 
Summer 2009 Newsletter
Winter 2008 Newsletter
Summer 2008 Newsletter
10 Year Celebration Newsletter December 2007