Hugging Trees on the Water of Leith
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Hugging Trees on the Water of Leith
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Over 12 miles long, the Water of Leith snakes through Edinburgh from Balerno to the Forth Estuary. Formerly a working river and home to over 70 mills, it is now a nature reserve with a walkway along its length, which makes for a great walk.
I met with Senior Ranger, Johnny Wells, to find out how the Water of Leith Conservation Trust manages the space and all its challenges. Johnny was a terrific interviewee and entertained me thoughout my visit with tales of his past, his current role and how volunteers support the work of the Trust. Johnny is a tree hugger and has had a surprising and fascinating career.
We met at the Water of Leith visitor centre in Slateford and then walked towards Colinton.
The Water of Leith visitor centre: here
The Water of Leith Conservation Trust website: https://www.waterofleith.org.uk/