As part of Prosiect Torgoch we will be delivering a comprehensive water quality monitoring programme at Llyn Cwellyn. The lake is located near Rhyd Ddu below the summit of Eryri and contains one of only three natural populations of torgoch (Arctic charr) in Wales.

Today, we hosted a drop-in session for the Rhosneigr community and local businesses to delve into the details of our Floating Wetlands pilot project. It was great to see that members of the community were eager to learn about the project's objectives and sign up to participate in the monitoring of the project.

Over the weekend we joined forces with members of the Bangor University Students Union, for a beach clean-up in Beaumaris. This collaborative effort was great fun and made a real impact on the beach.

Tonight we have been inspiring students at Bangor University to get involved in our upcoming freshwater projects. Over forty amazing volunteers have signed up to our 2024 programme! 

On Tuesday, February 6th we held an open evening for our exciting new project; Prosiect Torgoch. The event, attended by members of the community, stakeholders, and environmental enthusiasts, provided an opportunity to learn about the conservation of the Torgoch.

Following the successful launch of the Menai Straits Partnership Forum back in March 2023, we are delighted to announce the dates for our next meeting on 15th February 2024 at Marine Centre Wales.

Our Team Is Growing! Poppy joins the community and engagement team.

The North Wales Rivers Trust is excited to announce the launch of 'Prosiect Torgoch' on Tuesday, February 6th, with an open evening at The Padarn Hotel in Llanberis.

We have two exciting job vacancies with the North Wales Rivers Trust. Join us to develop the Menai Strait Partnership Forum or as the Community Engagement Officer across the North Wales Rivers Trust portfolio of projects.

With North Wales rivers grappling with declining water quality and freshwater species in freefall, the North Wales Rivers Trust reports the presence of the protected Bullhead fish in the Afon Bach and the critically endangered European Eel.

Explore our thrilling projects and join us to make a difference on the rivers in 2024. Sign up now to get involved!

Our new film showcases the work of the North Wales Rivers Trust in 2023.

As we approach the end of the year, we invite you to reflect on some of the notable achievements we've accomplished in 2023.

Thankyou to everyone who came to our end of year 2023 open morning on the 29th of November. Click here to read more…

We welcome to the North Wales Rivers Trust trustee board some new and old faces.

The Torgoch project is underway as we welcome our new Principal Fisheries Officer, Dr Antony Smith.

Our Living Sea Walls project is underway and we were joined by the Living Sea Walls team from Australia to discuss our plans and exciting citizen science opportunities in 2024.

Join us for our open morning at Coed Y Brenin on the 29th of November. As part of the North Wales Rivers Trust AGM, Come along and meet the team. Learn about our current projects, future vision and how you can get involved in our upcoming projects.

With the recent report by Peter Hammond regarding WWTW (Waste Water Treatment Works). Oisín gave an interview to Newyddion S4C to discuss the concerning findings of the report regarding unpermitted sewage releases into Welsh waters.

Read about our community tree planting session along the Afon Conwy with the Conwy Dragons.