Wild Trout Trust
The wild brown trout is a living symbol of clean, bright waters in a healthy
landscape. It is also widely threatened.
In helping wild trout to survive, the Wild Trout Trust is helping a vast range other life near rivers and lakes - plants, insects, birds and small mammals - to survive, as well.
The work of the Trust will be of interest to anyone concerned for our wildlife heritage. It will be relevant, as well, to businesses and other organisations with an interest in pure waters and a healthy environment.
The Wild Trout Trust (WTT) is a registered charity. It is the only national body dedicated to the protection and survival of this iconic fish species, a living – and too often dying – indicator of the health of the landscape around us.
The WTT was founded as the Wild Trout Society in 1997 and achieved charitable status in 1999. In the few years since, the WTT has established an enviable reputation in the wider conservation field.
