Reconnecting the Wooler Water

Male Salmon migrating upstream

This innovative £1.7 million project will remove a major barrier to Atlantic salmon migration on the Wooler Water whilst creating a new heritage trail, improved habitat, and education and recreational programmes that connect people with nature.

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River Breamish and Pow Burn Restoration Project

Restoration of the River Breamish and Pow Burn at Hedgeley will enhance biodiversity, improve water quality and reconnect the river with its floodplain, supporting delivery of the wider River Till Restoration Strategy.

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River Till Restoration Strategy

Otter

The Strategy sets out a clear programme of works to improve the physical condition of the River Till. Tweed Forum is now delivering this programme in partnership with the Environment Agency and Natural England.

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Tweed Invasives Project

Woman holding skunk cabbage

Tackling harmful non-native invasive plant species, this project delivers a comprehensive control programme for giant hogweed and Japanese knotweed in the Tweed catchment. Methods for control of Himalayan balsam are also being trialled.

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Tweed LENs

The Tweed LENs (Landscape Enterprise Networks) will bring organisations together to co-fund and implement regenerative agriculture and nature-based solutions to drive landscape resilience.

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TweedWATCH Education Programme

The TweedWATCH education programme is working with schools to develop workshops and resources for teachers that improve young people’s knowledge of and connection to the River Tweed.

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Upper Nith River Restoration Project

River going through field with flooded floodplanes

The Upper Nith River Restoration Project will enhance a section of the Upper Nith for the benefit of the river, wildlife and the local community. The project will restore a more natural river corridor along 6 km of river by setting back flood embankments (thus reconnecting the river to its floodplain) and planting riparian trees.

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Wild Heart Expansion Project

An aerial view of woodland.

The Wild Heart Expansion Project is an innovative and ambitious initiative that will be exploring the development of responsible investment in natural capital, through a model primarily based on carbon funding, that can unlock investment to significantly expand native woodland cover, specifically in the South of Scotland.

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