Freshwater Habitats Trust
Freshwater Habitats Trust is a national evidence-based conservation charity that works to protect life in freshwater. Freshwater Habitats Trust is building the Freshwater Network, a national network of wilder, wetter, cleaner and connected freshwater landscapes, to reverse the long decline of freshwater wildlife.
Sectors: Countryside Ecology Fieldwork and Research Policy and Advice Practical Land Management Wildlife
Regions: National Wales England
This organisation offers Voluntary Opportunities.
Organisation Size: Medium (50-249)
News
- BBOWT and Freshwater Habitats Trust team up to secure the future of some of England’s rarest fen insects
- Cows give a ‘helping hoof’ to restore rare Oxfordshire wetland
- The King’s Speech announces the Clean Water Bill
- Livestock helping to restore freshwater habitats in the River Irfon catchment
- Developer-funded ponds boosting newts and rare wildlife
- New ponds and wetlands will benefit wildlife and people in mid-Wales
- Research will uncover impacts of reducing sewage pollution on freshwater wildlife
- Frog spawn sighting in Cornwall is the first for national survey
- Join the 2026 PondNet Spawn Survey: help track the UK’s frogs and toads this spring
- Water policy is getting a long-overdue shakeup. Small waters could deliver big wins, fast
- Research reveals 24 most important landscapes for freshwater wildlife
- New ponds bring rare plants back to Northamptonshire farmland
- Radical new plan could reverse freshwater crisis in a decade
- Newts and developers benefitting from pioneering scheme
- PondNet Spawn Survey 2025: can you help us to spot Common Frog and Common Toad spawn?
- Medicinal Leech breeding success could save species from extinction
- Great crested newts at more than half of new scheme’s pond sites
- People and protected species to benefit from new River Irfon catchment project
- New guide will help landowners “bring ponds back to life”
- Plant discovery shows the power of new ponds to save rare species