Every £1 invested in restoring rivers could generate over £7 in benefits for nature, communities and the economy, first-of-its-kind analysis finds.

Discover the work that has been taking place on the River Hiz this month and how wildlife and the local community will benefit from it.

Herts and Middlesex Wildlife Trust’ s project to restore the River Ash, near Hertford has won the UK River Prize at The River Restoration Centre (RRC) Awards, held at the ICC Wales on 29 April.…

Herts and Middlesex Wildlife Trust have completed restoration works on the River Ash – a landmark project for nature’s recovery and one of the largest of its kind in the county.

This World Rivers Day, local charity, Herts and Middlesex Wildlife Trust are joining a global movement to celebrate and protect the world’s rivers.

World Rivers Day highlights the many…

The Trust is launching its first Herts Rivers Week to celebrate our local rivers, raise awareness of their importance and encourage the public to take action for their future protection.

Herts and Middlesex Wildlife Trust is trialling an innovative treatment to suppress an invasive non-native plant that erodes riverbanks and threatens biodiversity.

Two Hertfordshire chalk rivers are benefitting from restoration work this August to combat low flows and climate change.

A new Chalk Stream Restoration Strategy, published today, calls for chalk streams in England to be given enhanced environmental status.