Trent & Erewash

Partnership to improve the rivers and environment in the Lower Trent & Erewash catchment. Funded by the Environment Agency and hosted by @Trent_R_Trust.

[Nottinghamshire County Council @NottsCC]

📸🌳 Love nature and photography? Make the most of local green spaces this summer by taking part in our exciting local nature competition!

Amateur photographers can showcase their skills for a chance to win an exciting prize.

Find out more 👉 https://t.co/U3kW9NUN5V

[Nottinghamshire County Council @NottsCC]

📋Our local nature recovery strategy (LNRS) consultation is now open!

Share your thoughts and find out how you can support nature recovery across the county 👇 https://t.co/0GiNvUY5vg

[Trent Rivers Trust @Trent_R_Trust]

📢We're recruiting 📢

Will you be our new Nature-Based Solutions Manager?

Nature-based solutions are gaining momentum and you can help build up on it in the Trent.

Tap the link below for salary and job details 👇

https://t.co/Gq7vQutFJz

[Trent & Erewash @lte_catchment]

The Lower Trent & Erewash CP StoryMap is now LIVE !🎉 @Trent_R_Trust

Dive into the data and learn about key issues in the LT&E. Discover the projects underway to improve the LT&E rivers & how you can get involved.

Tap the link below to find out more:
📎https://t.co/unv7qLAoQI

[Trent Rivers Trust @Trent_R_Trust]

We caught up with Notts TV on the #BigRiverWatch , explaining why it's important the surveying of our rivers is opened up to the public.

@theriverstrust

https://t.co/5fK7XTnzPX

[Trent Rivers Trust @Trent_R_Trust]

Save the date - the Big River Watch by @theriverstrust is back on 💙

On 6th -12th September, join thousands of citizen scientists and tell us what you see 👀

1⃣Spend 15 minutes watching a river

2⃣Share your finds in the free Big River Watch app

[Trent Rivers Trust @Trent_R_Trust]

A few weeks ago, our Landscape Recovery Manager joined Groundswell Agriculture. She was struck by the honest conversations within a growing movement.

In her blog, Emma shares how farmers and rivers can benefit if we focus on healthy soils.

https://t.co/uHLhusb9VI

[Canal & River Trust East Midlands @CRTEastMidlands]

In need of a bit of quiet calm? Join us for one of our Let's Walk sessions taking place in #Leicester.

Stretch your legs, keep active and make new friends on one of our guided walks.

Book a place at https://t.co/npk48DXpm7

[Trent Rivers Trust @Trent_R_Trust]

Tomorrow, this nation decides on the leadership that will shape the fate of our rivers for the next five years and beyond.

If you're concerned about our rivers consider them in your choice at the poll.

And don't forget your ID 💙

[Environment Agency Midlands @EnvAgencyMids]

Our fisheries officers saved 100s of #fish including pike, roach and perch trapped in a pool near the River Trent in Gunthorpe #Notts this week.

The rescue followed a report from a local angling club after a flood water pool receded.

Report fish in distress on 0800 80 70 60.

[Groundwork Five Counties @Groundwork_GWFC]

We are excited to announce we have appointed Penny Halewood as our new Executive Director.

She says: “We have supported local communities for over 30 years, I am excited to take us forward and support more people across the East Midlands.

Read more👇
https://t.co/wufM1cjde8

[Trent Rivers Trust @Trent_R_Trust]

The #BigRiverWatch by @theriverstrust is back this bank holiday weekend!

Spend 15 minutes by your local river to help us demand better for our rivers:

It's simple:

1⃣Download the free app
2⃣ Visit your local river
3⃣ Fill in a short survey

https://t.co/zropa8jgRj

[Canal & River Trust East Midlands @CRTEastMidlands]

🚶‍♀️🚶🚶‍♂️ Our social walks are a great way to meet people, get fit & discover the amazing waterways on your doorstep.

The next walk is taking place in Mountsorrel on Tuesday 23 April and you can book your place at https://t.co/npk48DXpm7

#KeepCanalsAlive #ThingsToDoLeicestershire

[Trent & Erewash @lte_catchment]

@CRTEastMidlands Great work me duck, as we like to say in these parts!

[Canal & River Trust East Midlands @CRTEastMidlands]

Quacking effort by our team who recently rescued a family of ducklings from an overflow weir at Drayton Reservoir.
The poor ducklings had been blown into the weir during high winds but the team soon returned them to mummy duck waiting in the reservoir. 🦆

[Notts BAG @NottsBAG]

Notts BAG are working with the Environment Agency to create Nottinghamshire’s first White-clawed Crayfish ark site, which we are hoping to complete by summer 2024. Take a look at our latest blog for more information: https://t.co/ov1Ega5aKD