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Bristol Avon Rivers Trust

Bristol Avon Rivers Trust Impact Report 2025/26

Bristol Avon Rivers Trust (BART) restores and protects the rivers of the Bristol Avon catchment. Its Impact Report 2025/26 records over 13 km of river and 22 hectares of habitat enhanced, four barriers improved for fish passage, over 7,800 volunteer hours mobilised and 2,820 monitoring visits delivered.

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Bristol Avon Rivers Trust (BART) is a charity working to protect, restore and celebrate the rivers of the Bristol Avon catchment. It delivers practical habitat restoration, natural flood management, tree planting, education and citizen science monitoring, working with landowners, communities, schools and partners.

Key Metrics

River and habitat enhanced Over 13 km of river and 22 hectares of habitat enhanced, alongside improving four barriers to support fish passage and species recovery.
Volunteer hours mobilised Over 7,800 volunteer hours mobilised across restoration and monitoring programmes.
Monitoring visits 2,820 monitoring visits delivered, significantly expanding the catchment's evidence base.

Key Outcomes

  • Ecological condition improved and fragmented habitats reconnected across the Bristol Avon catchment.
  • Citizen science and catchment monitoring scaled up through RiverHub and volunteer programmes.

Geography

South West

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