Support Us

ribble-catchment-in-pics-004 There are three main ways in which you can support the Trust in it’s work to restore, conserve, enhance and protect our beautiful catchment.  You can join the trust as a member (open to individuals, organisation, land owners or businesses), or volunteer to help out, or perhaps make a donation.  Details of how you can help by Volunteering can be found here.

 

 

Membership and the fees they generate are vital to the continuing work of the Ribble Catchment Conservation Trust.  It helps us keep those within an interest in the rivers and streams in the catchment informed, whilst providing us with income to carry out work to restore and enhance the catchment.  You can join as an individual (annually or for life), Riparian Landowner, Fishing Association, or a Corporate member.  By joining the Ribble Catchment Conservation Trust will mean that you will be the first to hear about events and news with our annual newsletter & members newsletter, e-mailed to you at least once a year.  You will also receive a car window sticker, and the opportunity to take guided tours of habitat schemes and other projects with trust staff – that are not availble to the general public.

You can join online as an indivdual annually or for life by visiting:

Annual membership

Life membership

Or to join by post, download the membership form and return it to us by post:

Click here for a printer friendly form and complete the relevant details

If you are interested in joining the Trust as a Riparian Landowner, Fishing Club, or Corporate Membership please contact us.

RCCT Angling Passport Scheme

Visit the link below to get details on our angling passport scheme, including where we have water, how to buy tickets and when you can fish. Angling Passport website

Staff Update

The trustees are pleased to announce that Jack Spees has been appointed the Director of the Ribble Catchment Conservation Trust as from the 12th July 2010. We are very pleased with the progress that has been made this year and thank all the staff for their endeavours. Philip Lord, Chairman.