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Making a Difference on Our Riverbanks

3rd December 2025

What an incredible November it’s been! Our dedicated volunteers braved the autumn weather, contributing a fantastic 226 hours to conservation efforts across the catchment. Their commitment has been invaluable in improving our river systems and local habitats.

Restoration project begins at nature reserve

27th November 2025

An important collaborative project to restore and re-naturalise the Whitecroft Burn at Gosforth Nature Reserve which commenced this month, is already showing signs of success.

Giving Tuesday

25th November 2025

To understand how the river evolves throughout the year, we’re launching an exciting new initiative: 10 permanent Photography Posts installed along the Tyne, enabling anyone to capture a simple snapshot that becomes part of a powerful long-term environmental record.

Our 2026 Calendar Unveiled

4th November 2025

We are delighted to announce the release of our 2026 charity calendar. The Tyne Rivers Trust calendar always proves to be popular, and this year we’re sure you won’t be disappointed, with a range of beautiful photographs that showcase the many facets of the Tyne rivers, including the diversity of wildlife and biodiversity that inhabit […]

Partnerships, Passion, and the Future: Sophia Stovall’s First Month

20th October 2025

It’s been an energising and eye-opening first month as CEO of Tyne Rivers Trust. I’ve had the privilege of meeting with a wide range of partners, supporters, and colleagues across the region — from the Environment Agency, Tyne Tunnels, local authorities, affiliated partners, collaborators across the rivers movement and fellow environmental organisations. What has struck […]

New University Partnerships Tackle Mining Pollution Legacy

10th September 2025

We are excited to be working with two universities on two new research projects.
Both projects will support our metal mining legacy work and assess the impact of historic mining but using very different approaches and techniques.

Volunteers put in over 700 hours to combat invasive plants on the Tyne

Our trusty volunteers have continued their annual battle against an invasive species across the catchment of the Tyne.

Carbon and Nature Marketplace Launched

We are inviting businesses to invest in our South Tyne sediment project as part of the Carbon and Nature Marketplace initiative.

 

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