Bassenthwaite Lake - © 2014 Val Corbett Photography

Caring for our Lakes & Rivers

Buttermere - © 2014 Bas Montgomery

Caring for our Lakes & Rivers

The Derwent Catchment includes the Rivers Greta, Cocker and Marron in addition to a number of significant and beautiful lakes

The Ellen Catchment flows from the Skiddaw massif and includes Overwater, Chapelhouse Reservoir and the Crookhurst sub-catchment

The Wild Rivers Catchment covers the rivers Ehen, Calder, Irt, Mite, Esk and Annas in addition to a number of lakes including Ennerdale and Wast Water

Wampool & Waver

The Wampool & Waver Catchment drains into the Solway Firth, the catchment includes many wetlands, 2 designated shellfish waters and a designated bathing water

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Working in partnership to make a difference

Helping reduce flood risk through natural measures

Improving watery wildlife habitat

Next Event: 27th May 2019 - Colourful Foil Fish (May half term family fun)

Featured News

New crisp packet and biscuit wrapper recycling point for Keswick

General Catchment

New crisp packet and biscuit wrapper recycling point for Keswick

More plastic waste will be kept out of landfill as West Cumbria Rivers Trust in Keswick town centre becomes a collection point for crisp pac…

The Adventurous Salmon set to leap off the shelves

General Catchment

The Adventurous Salmon set to leap off the shelves

To mark the International Year of the Salmon in 2019, we’ve teamed up with Eden Rivers Trust to launch The Adventurous Salmo…

Natural Flood Management handbook

General Catchment

Natural Flood Management handbook

We’re pleased to announce the publication of our ‘Natural Flood Management handbook: a practical guide for farmers’. …

Live Webcam - River Greta

Derwent Catchment

Live Webcam - River Greta

Live Webcam link looking upstream at Greta Bridge, KeswickClick on webcam still below to view live feed Webcam set up by Farson Digital…

WCRT Newsletter - From Beck to Beach

General Catchment

WCRT Newsletter - From Beck to Beach

‘From Beck to Beach’ is West Cumbria Rivers Trust’s quarterly newsletter. It gives you updates on our work throu…

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