Welcome To Tweed Forum
“Working together to protect the Tweed and its tributaries”
Tweed Forum was formed in 1991 "to promote the sustainable use of the whole of the Tweed catchment through holistic and integrated management and planning". In close partnership with our members, Tweed Forum works to protect, enhance and restore the rich natural, built and cultural heritage of the River Tweed and its tributaries. The Forum works at both the strategic level and the project level in order to achieve tangible benefits on the ground. From our inception as an informal liaison group, we have grown to become a leader in the field of integrated land and water management.
Tweed Forum is a registered non-profit making company limited by guarantee (No.SC 191466) with charitable status (No. SC030423).
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Drainage, Ditches & Dredging - Get the Facts
After some of the worst flooding of farmland in living memory, NFU Scotland and SEPA are hosting a series of joint meetings to help members understand what they can and can’t do to manage their drains, ditches, burns and rivers.
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UK bans sale of five invasive non-native aquatic plants
Five species of invasive non-native aquatic plants are to be banned from sale......
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Current Projects
This project is working to restore natural habitats and reduce flood risk in Eddleston Village and Peebles read more »
An initiative committed to providing practical real-world solutions to the challenges our communities face due to the effects of climate change read more »