Your Rivers

Discover Your River

Here in the Trent catchment, we’re fortunate to have watercourses that host iconic and diverse wildlife, bring joy to communities, clean water to our taps – life and character to this landlocked part of the country.

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Your Rivers

Staffordshire Trent Valley | Trent Rivers Trust

Staffordshire Trent Valley

Tame, Anker and Mease | Trent Rivers Trust

Tame, Anker and Mease

River Soar | Trent Rivers Trust

Soar

River Dove | Trent Rivers Trust

Dove

River Derwent | Trent Rivers Trust

Derwent

Lower Trent and Erewash | Trent Rivers Trust

Lower Trent and Erewash

Idle and Torne | Trent Rivers Trust

Idle and Torne

River Trent | Trent Rivers Trust

Trent

Our Projects

When Our Rivers Thrive, Nature and People Will, Too

The unique network of rivers that forms the Trent catchment is under pressure. As rivers are stripped of their natural function, their loss of vitality affects their ability to cope.

In our freshwaters, pollution, an ongoing decline in biodiversity and the climate crisis compound and interact, putting our rivers, brooks and streams at risk.

As wildlife and communities depend on healthy, natural and wild rivers – we need to put our rivers at the heart of nature recovery.

Kingfisher | Trent Rivers Trust

Tackling the Nature Crises by Working with Nature

There are no silver bullets, but putting nature at the heart of the solution is more than a fad. A growing body of scientific evidence shows that by bringing rivers and land closer to their natural selves, everyone can benefit.

Walk the Trent!

Follow the signposted Trent Valley Way route from the Rugeley to the Humber Estuary.

Trent Valley Way

Latest News

What can be done to improve conditions for wildlife in the Trent catchment?

The recent launch of the Wild Isles episode has hammered home a harsh truth – the UK is one of the most

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2,000+ trees to climate-proof salmon population in the River Dove

Trent Rivers Trust is protecting the local recovering salmon population by planting over 2,000 trees on the banks of the River Dove,

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Hidden wildlife in the river Trent and its tributaries

It is World Wildlife Day – a welcome excuse to dive beneath and celebrate the difficult-to-observe world of aquatic wildlife that lives

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Go wild with random acts of (river) kindness

On 17th of February, it’s Random Acts of Kindness Day. Making space for kindness is something we can get behind every day,

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Find out how you can work with the Trent Rivers Trust to protect your local rivers.
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enquiries@trentriverstrust.org

The Trent Rivers Trust,
The Old Police Station,
Wharncliffe Road,
Ilkeston
DE7 5GF

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