'Contact Us' Update
17th May 2019
by Kacie Jess
We recently became aware that our Contact Us enquiry form was faulty and it has now been rectified.
Since the launch of the new website, the option to contact us through an enquiry form has been faulty and we have not been receiving emails. GFT sincerely apologises for any inconveniences caused and for any enquiries that have not had responses. The issue has now been resolved so please get in touch if you have any queries and we will be happy to help.
Latest News
Restoring local peatlands
In spring 2026, Galloway Rivers Trust undertook 22.5 hectares of peatland restoration around Loch Moan in Dumfries and Galloway. Loch Moan is the source of the River Cree, which is an important river in Galloway for its freshwater fish populations including the very rare Sparling.
Luce Riverwoods Project
The River Luce starts in the hills of southern Ayrshire and makes it way down through New Luce and Glenluce before joining the Solway Firth. Throughout its length it acts as a home to a large variety of aquatic species such as salmon and trout, as well as many invertebrate species.
Removing Broom Caul
Galloway River Trust has secured funding from the European Open Rivers Programme for work to remove the Broom Caul. As part of our work to restore the river habitats of the River Annan catchment, the removal of this caul, or weir, has been identified as a priority action.