The River Dee Trust is proud to present the ultimate accessory this season. Luxury eco-friendly buffs which make the perfect Christmas gift.
These highly desirable buffs have been designed by two talented and creative supporters; traditional fabric designer and weaver, Araminta Campbell, and River Dee Trustee and artist, Mel Shand.
Araminta's River Dee tweed design was inspired by the colours of the river at the February opening of the fishing season. The Shepherd's check design has a rich palette of auburn browns with contrasting tealy blues and greens. Mel’s Living River design was created to symbolise the Trust’s Million Trees fundraising campaign and features the native flora of Deeside.
By purchasing one of these buffs you are supporting the valuable work of the River Dee Trust. Everything we do at the Trust centres around caring for our river, its salmon and the wider environment, which is why we have made sure the environmental impact of these buffs is carefully considered.
These buffs are seamless, microfibre tubes, made from 100% recycled materials.
- Provides UPF50 Sun Protection
- Moisture-wicking, breathable and windproof
- Suitable for washing at 30C
Please help model these buffs on Deeside and beyond! The buffs are £15 each and can be purchased from River Dee Trust Store
Living River Festival
February 03, 2020
The River Dee Trust, organised the first festival to celebrate all aspects of the River Dee on Saturday. We were delighted it was such a success after hundreds of people took part in a range of events.
A Million Trees to Save Our Salmon
January 30, 2020
The River Dee Trust has announced plans to plant a million native trees in one of the biggest nature restoration projects in the Cairngorms. The project will recreate areas of landscape that have been lost for 2000 years.
River Dee Review 2018-19 now published
October 10, 2019
The new Annual Review highlighting the work of the Board and Trust is available to read.
Living River Dinner, Friday 31st January 2020
August 29, 2019
The River Dee Trust is holding a dinner to celebrate the Living River on Friday 31st January 2020. The dinner will be held at Banchory Lodge and follows on from a successful inaugural event held at the Lodge earlier this year.