News | Welsh Dee Trust

Did you know raw human sewage is still regularly released into the rivers of England & Wales? The problem is … Read More

On Friday the 18th of September NRW launches its multi-million pound river restoration project to transform the River Dee and … Read More

Welsh Dee Trust have been given funding from NRW for our Restoring River habitat programme. The funding is part of … Read More

Following years of working as a Biology teacher, he changed career and followed his passion for nature and wildlife conservation.  … Read More

Welcome to our new Programme Manager- Tarik Bodasing. Tarik Bodasing has been hired as our new Programme Manager of our … Read More

Pollution is on of the largest problems affecting the River Dee and its wildlife. Agriculture, sewage treatment works highways and … Read More

In light of Coronavirus, we are keeping Welsh Dee Trust activities under constant review and making changes in line with … Read More

Welsh Government have delayed the introduction of new regulations on slurry spreading due to come into force in January 2020. Slurry … Read More

The Afon Llynor is a small river that joins the River Dee near to Llandrillo. The river winds its way … Read More

Over the years The Welsh Dee Trust has undertaken a range of projects to improve the aquatic and riparian environment.  … Read More