River Eden Fife

24/02/2026

The otter in this video from near Cupar is working really hard to get down deep in the fast flowing water! There is so much to learn about this apex predator in our midst. Are you coming along to the Sustainable Cupar event on Thursday 5th March to share your otter stories and learn more from local expert, Alana Dewar of Lutra Grampia? Cupar Corn Exchange. 6.30pm for a 7pm start.

17/02/2026

Calling all Eden and Motray catchment landowners and land managers...!

Are you a landowner in the River Eden catchment area? Please share your experiences of the River Eden, and comment on the role of trees in supporting the catchment's recovery and future development, at this next consultation event. We will be at Strathmiglo Community Hall tomorrow from 9am to 2pm. Just pop in at at any time.

Strathmiglo Conservation Community River Eden Fife Sustainable Cupar Climate Action Fife

16/02/2026

One week left to apply!

16/02/2026

https://www.riveredenfife.org/2026/02/06/river-eden-landowner-consultation-drop-in-sessions/

2nd of two landowner sessions coming up on Wednesday at Strathmiglo Village Hall 9am - 2pm. Hope to see you there!

Join Us! Fife Landowners are key to shaping the Future of the River Eden. You are invited to share your experiences of the River Eden and comment on the role of trees in supporting the recovery and future development of the catchment.

08/02/2026

The Moor Road Project

The Moor Road Project WATCH THE CROWN ESTATES SCOTLAND FILM HERE The Moor Road Project was a prime example of the power of partnership. After the terrible flooding in 2022 which saw Robertson Road and Castlehill Primary flooded and tonnes of silt accumulated in the road, concerned locals looked to find a solution. Early efforts came to nothing until Tay Rivers Trust…...

The Moor Road Project WATCH THE CROWN ESTATES SCOTLAND FILM HERE The Moor Road Project was a prime example of the power of partnership. After the terrible flooding in 2022 which saw Robertson Road and Castlehill Primary flooded and tonnes of silt accumulated in the road, concerned locals looked to f...

06/02/2026

Let's call it a wonderful otter-tunity!

Come and share your Cupar otter stories and learn more about how they live and how to protect their habitat.

Hosted by Cupar and with a presentation by Alana Dewar of new otter conservation organisation, Lutra Grampia.

06/02/2026

River Eden Landowner Consultation – Drop In Sessions

Join Us! Fife Landowners are key to shaping the Future of the River Eden. You are invited to share your experiences of the River Eden and comment on the role of trees in supporting the recovery and future development of the catchment.

03/02/2026

Celebrating World Wetlands Day with Buglife - The Invertebrate Conservation Trust!

Today (Monday 2 February) sees us celebrating World Wetlands Day 2026.

💧Each year World Wetlands Day has a different focus, this year's focus is cultural heritage, and here is the second of our blogs for today!

🔱 Join us as we continue to get our feet wet with Buglife Scotland Guardians of our Rivers: Next Steps Conservation Officer, Caroline, as she explores the place of Kelpies in Scottish folklore, in our latest blog "Protecting our rivers: answering the Kelpies’ call".
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https://www.buglife.org.uk/blog/protecting-our-rivers-answering-the-kelpies-call/
📷 Kelpie at Splash © Safar Fiertze (CC BY-SA 2.0)
Riverfly Partnership The National Lottery Heritage Fund NatureScot Mackie's Ice Cream & Chocolate

03/02/2026

Some seasonal jobs with our partner organisation, Fife Coast & Countryside Trust...

It takes an energetic and dedicated team to look after the sites we manage. Keep an eye on this page for opportunities to work with us.

31/01/2026

Well this is great news for the River Eden! Another step in our dream for a source to sea solution for our most invasive species causing damage to the river environment AND jobs created in the local community. Please share with anyone you think might be interested.

📢 We're hiring! 📢

We are looking for a Project Officer to join our team and lead an exciting expansion of our work to South Tayside and North Fife - a new area in the project!

This is a challenging and exciting role where you will have the opportunity to make a difference to local river ecosystems and contribute to the largest invasive non-native species control project in Great Britain. 🌊🌱🐾

This role is based with the Tay District Salmon Fishery Board, covering the rivers Earn and Eden and tributaries. It is a full time, fixed contract to March 2028 - with the possibility of extension dependent on future funding.

Closing date: 12 noon Monday 23 February
Interviews: Wednesday 04 March (on Teams)

Visit our website for further details and to apply: https://invasivespecies.scot/about/join-our-team/

This project is supported by the Scottish Government’s Nature Restoration Fund, managed by NatureScot.

NatureScot Net Zero Scotland Tay District Salmon Fishing Scotland Tay Rivers Trust Tayside Biodiversity Loch of the Lowes Visitor Centre and Wildlife Reserve Perth and Kinross Climate Action Perth and Kinross Countryside Trust Fife Coast & Countryside Trust River Eden Fife

28/01/2026

Well done Tayanne Corbani and St Andrews Aquarium for representing the partnership at Westminster for the BIAZA awards!

Last night was an important evening for conservation 🌍

Keeper Tayanne was delighted to attend the BIAZA Awards at Speaker’s House in London, celebrating the incredible conservation work being carried out by zoos and aquariums across the UK.

The evening was truly inspiring, showcasing impactful projects from across the sector and highlighting the vital role our community plays in protecting wildlife, restoring habitats, and safeguarding ecosystems for the future.

We were especially proud to attend following our nomination for our partnership with RESP (River Eden Fife), which focuses on water quality testing along the River Eden in Fife. This collaborative work is helping to improve understanding of freshwater health and support positive action for local wildlife and communities.

📸 Pictured is Keeper Tayanne meeting Jo Judge, the head of BIAZA

Events like this remind us that conservation begins locally but has far-reaching impact when we work together. 💚

28/01/2026

Happy to be involved in the making of this film and carrying out this wee project which makes a small contribution to holding back water and silt on the Moor Road in Cupar. Thanks to Crown Estate Scotland for the generous Environment Grant to the Eden Angling Association which made it possible and to all the many others involved: Tay Rivers Trust offering the time and expertise of Project Officer Andy Sides, Fife Council's Duncan Sharp for sourcing Community Benefit support (lots of rock!) from Realm Construction, Cupar Golf Course for plant storage space during the works, contractors Niall Johnston for great digger work and the farmers who supported with time, permissions, advice and even some land to plant trees!

The town of Cupar has been hit hard by flooding in recent years. Learn how local groups, working in partnership have taken concrete steps to address the problem…