Our objective @WelshDeeTrust is: 'A river Dee free of pollution and full of wildlife'. As an organization we see our priority as making the tangible changes on the ground that benefit the river. Here's a 🧵 about what that looks like.

Interested in the work we do @welshdeetrust Join us for a free evening all about the River Dee. Wild Pheasant Hotel, Llangollen Thursday 27 November 6:30–9pm Hear about our work for a River Dee free of pollution and full of wildlife. More info available on our website.

Do I need to say anymore? Visit https://t.co/GwHB1Bgsmv to help us end sewage pollution in Englands largest freshwater lake

Two new spaces are coming up on the board of trustees. Such an important role helping steer the overall strategy and direction of the organization. If you love the Dee, this is a great way of helping save it's future.

Rain on concrete has nowhere to go, causing flooding all over the UK, but there is something you can do to stop this from happening. Trees and tree pits ensure that rainwater has somewhere to go, reducing the amount of runoff sitting on our pavements. Live in an area prone to

Another big haul from the Gwenny this morning. 20 bags, one bike and most of a car 😬 @LitterWrexham @wrexhamcbc #Wrexham

River lamprey use a disc like mouth to move rocks when spawning but to also attach to larger fish to suck their blood!

Today russian FPVs targeted farmers in the Donetsk region and proudly posted the footage. Attacks on farmers is intensifying and it is beyond evil.

UK economy is stagnant. One of the main causes is high inflation, the driving force of which is increases in food prices. Extreme weather is one aspect pushing these increases. A stable climate isn't a nice to have for the economy. It's a fundamental foundation

Knocking on the door of those that live there! The identification section of this is done with volunteers, why not give it at go. Keep your eyes pealed for a training. #riverdee #riverrestoration #welshdeetrust #healthyrivers #invertebrates

Food annual inflation rate 🇹🇷 Turkey: 36.06% 🇦🇷 Argentina: 27.3% 🇷🇺 Russia: 9.46% 🇯🇵 Japan: 7.2% 🇧🇷 Brazil: 6.61% 🇿🇦 South Africa: 5.2% 🇬🇧 United Kingdom: 5.1% 🇮🇩 Indonesia: 5.01% 🇳🇱 Netherlands: 4.3% 🇲🇽 Mexico: 3.94% 🇮🇹 Italy: 3.7% 🇨🇦 Canada: 3.4% 🇰🇷 South Korea: 3.3% 🇺🇸 United

Win for nature-friendly farming! UK Government’s one-year extension of some nature-friendly farming agreements in England gives breathing space for those making space for wildlife on farms. But it’s only a stop-gap, we need a long-term plan for their future 🧵 👇

This is great news. A real win for nature.

After months of campaigning the NFU has successfully secured an extension of Countryside Stewardship Mid Tier agreements for more than 5,000 farmers while the new SFI offer is developed. More from NFU Deputy President David Exwood (@DavidatWestons)👉 https://t.co/lR5UTSYkFo

Growing up, the main bus in my town was every 10 minutes and always packed. I didn't worry about timetables I just left the house and knew it would be there. Now it's every half hour and completely deserted. This is no coincidence. Fund buses properly and people will use them.

🚫🎈 What goes up, must come down – and it can kill livestock. Please stop releasing balloons

Is Wales making any progress with Agricultural pollution? https://t.co/MDwJfep02s

The Chancellor says she fixed a problem caused by “some snails or something”. Comments like this pit nature against growth – it’s the wrong target. Here the system has worked: protecting one of UK’s rarest species while allowing 20,000 homes to proceed. https://t.co/CnPWPqow9e

Always good to be reminded that some people are making money from farming.

Happy #DamRemovalDay! 🎉 This celebration of free-flowing rivers is a great reminder of the issues that dams, weirs, and sluices can cause for fish. Wild brown trout can be cut off from spawning areas, and those trapped upstream are vulnerable to disease and pollution 🧵 1/4

It would be great if we could take a whole country and change the default speed limit to 20mph and then compare it to one left at 30mph. What if it reduced casualties by 25% and with lower risk reduced insurance premiums by £45 a year? Well it did! https://t.co/ST6xrjYvvr