The Afon Llynor is a small river that joins the River Dee near to Llandrillo. The river winds its way up through a forestry plantation and contains excellent spawning opportunities for both Salmon and Sea…
Over the years The Welsh Dee Trust has undertaken a range of projects to improve the aquatic and riparian environment. The projects have ranged from instream habitat improvements, riparian zone improvements, gravel trap creation to…
The Welsh Dee Trust undertook a survey of the River Alyn (Tributary of The Dee) from just below Mold to the confluence with the Dee at Almere Ferry. The total length surveyed was 26Km (16…
The Welsh Dee Trust (WDT) is a small independent environmental charity with big ambitions to restore wildlife in the River Dee catchment of North Wales and Cheshire. The Trust has a new strategy for its…
The Welsh Dee Trust has welcomed two new members of staff during 2020. Peter Powell has joined the Welsh Dee Trust from the Severn Rivers Trust. He is joining the trust as a programme manager…
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