East Wicklow Rivers Trust
Protecting, conserving and improving Wicklow’s surface water bodies
Upcoming Events
East Wicklow Rivers Trust would like to welcome landowners and members of the farming community to this event, to discuss “Does farming impact water more than water impacts farming?”
News and Resources
The East Wicklow Rivers Trust formed in 2019 from a core group of people who had come together with concerns about the impact of water flow on the Vartry river.
The Trust covers an area of over 1300 square kilometers, stretching from Bray to Arklow. Our area of interest includes the Vartry, Avoca, and Dargle rivers, and all the other rivers, streams, lakes and wetlands that flow to the Irish Sea in County Wicklow.
Trusts are independent community-led charitable organisations that delivery education, water management advice and practical conservation work.
Past Events
Join us as we look for signs of mammals using the river
and adjoining woodlands.
Join the East Wicklow Rivers Trust and poet Jane Clarke for an evening of river ecology and poems on the Avonbeg River in the Glenmalure Valley on the 11th September meeting at 6.30pm
Join Wicklow Uplands Council for a special event celebrating Water Day as part of Heritage Week!
East Wicklow Rivers Trust invites you to a river birdwatching walk along the Vartry
An introduction by Ecologist Faith Wilson on the ecology of the pond at IDA Business Park Ballynattin Arklow
East Wicklow Rivers Trust (EWRT) & LAWPRO are coming together to deliver a ‘Blue Dot’ Water Workshop along Ballycreen Brook (Macreddin River), Aughrim.