Preserving, Protecting
& Enhancing Biodiversity
and our River Heritage
Encouraging sustainable approaches to urban and rural land management to improve the aquatic environment.
Our vision is for the River Trent and its tributaries to be rich in wildlife habitats, landscape and historic features for the benefit of all, both now and in the future.
CURRENT AREAS OF WORK
- ALL PROJECTS
- AGRICULTURE
- COMPLETED PROJECTS
- HABITAT CREATION
- NATURAL FLOOD MANAGEMENT
- RIVER INVESTIGATIONS
- RIVER RESTORATION
- SuDS
- URBAN RIVERS
- WATER
River Mease Invasive Non Native Species Eradication Project
COMPLETED PROJECTS, RIVER INVESTIGATIONS, RIVER RESTORATION
Mease SuDS Conference highlights the benefits of multi-functional SuDS Schemes
COMPLETED PROJECTS, SuDS
There are lots of ways you can become involved with the valuable work which the Trent Rivers Trust carries out to improve the rivers in the Trent catchment.
TRENT RIVER CATCHMENT AREAS
The Trent River’s source is high up in the Staffordshire Moorlands on the western edge of the Peak District. It flows through Staffordshire, Derbyshire, Leicestershire, Nottinghamshire, Lincolnshire and North Lincolnshire to the Humber Estuary where it reaches the North Sea.
