Thanks to the Ribble Life Together Project we were able to create a range of circular walks across the catchment. Each walk varies in length, terrain, and accessibility which means Continue Reading →
Ribble catchments Interactive catchment explorer 1. Select an area using the map 2. Learn about the selected area below 3. View photos taken within the selected area 4. Explore data Continue Reading →
Wetlands are a priority habitat in the UK’s Biodiversity Action Plan and can support over one hundred priority species. However due to urban development and changes in farming practise the Continue Reading →
Week One Hello and welcome to the first week of our Home Learning series. We have introduced these online learning opportunities in response to Covid-19, which has prevented us from Continue Reading →
One of the most important, but lesser talked about factors in conservation is habitat connectivity. In simple terms habitat connectivity refers to the way the landscape allows or prevents the Continue Reading →
Have you heard of ‘Geocaching’? If not, you’ve been missing out! Geocaching is an exciting treasure hunt, which takes place in a hidden outdoor world that is literally all around Continue Reading →
The Catchment is a beautiful area which covers a varied and ever changing landscape from the peaceful, rural beauty of the Yorkshire Dales to the bustling, action packed urban areas of Lancashire.
As part of the Project we want to increase people’s knowledge of the catchment, make the catchment more accessible and help to raise awareness of the ways you can enjoy the area.
Ribble Rivers Trust has been delivering education activities for many years, as Part of Ribble Life Together we have added new activities, refined old ones and increased the schools we can work with.
One of the Project’s key aims is to ‘improve the condition of the river and tributaries’. Physical improvement works will be a large part of achieving these aims.