




Join us for a mid-week, early evening litter pick. Over the summer we'll be heading out along the river to bag litter before it ends up in the river.



Join us for two guided trails along the River Kelvin, taking in the west-ends geological and built environments. These exciting trails offer a new way of viewing the cities social and environmental histories - SIGN UP NOW!

FORK presents a second Sewing Workshop to help finish upgrades to our stock of Hi-Vis Vests. In collaboration with Rags to Riches, supported by The National Lottery Community Fund.

Continuing with our season of events, we have an exciting line up of gardening sessions, set to enhance the biodiversity of Ha'Penny Bridge House's Garden and continue to clear and improve the green spaces around FORK's HQ.

FORK presents an exciting Sewing Session to help upgrade and enhance our stock of Hi-Vis Vests. In collaboration with Rags to Riches, supported by The National Lottery Community Fund.

Meet at at FORK HQ - Ha'Penny Bridge House at 10.30 am on Saturday 2nd November, 2024.

Discover Glasgow's geology along the river Kelvin on the Kelvin Walkway


FORK seeks new Trustees to support our work to protect and enhance the river Kelvin and its natural surroundings with a passionate and committed community

Find out where to meet for our 5 October and 2 November 2024 FORK river cleanups.

Friends of the River Kelvin (SCIO)'s Annual General Meeting, 19:00 Wednesday 9 October 2024.

FORK Members and the River Kelvin community are invited to complete the Rivers Trust's Big River Watch survey

We're gathering at Kelvingrove Art Gallery & Museum for the August 2024 FORK cleanup on the river Kelvin, and will be giving Ha'Penny Bridge House's garden some TLC in September 2024.

Highlights from BBC Springwatch 2024's final episodes, featuring wildlife presenter and zoologist Megan McCubbin reporting from the river Kelvin.

Kelvin at the Kelvin at the Kibble 2024 exhibition, opens Tuesday 14 May 2024!

Join us as Kelvinbridge Subway for the June 2024 FORK cleanup on the river Kelvin.

Celebrate the river Kelvin at the Kelvin at the Kibble exhibition, 14-28 May 2024 at the Kibble Palace

FORK volunteers will meet at 10:30 on Saturday 3 June 2023 at Ha'penny Bridge House for our regular monthly river cleanup.

Friends of the River Kelvin are joined by members of the Kelvin Biodiversity Network in the Kibble Palace at Glasgow Botanic Gardens for our annual exhibition.

Thanks to everyone who turned up on Saturday 1 April for the litter pick! Meeting at Ha’Penny Bridge House, the volunteer group headed to Wyndford and Dawsholm Park. A couple of big tyres, lots of broken glass, many unopened food jars and tins (?) and the special treat of lots of poo bags. Why oh why do the poo bags not make it into a bin on the walk or at home.
Your donation, whatever its size, enables FORK to protect and enhance the River Kelvin and its natural surroundings via continued activities with our valued communities, volunteers and partners, thus fulfilling our charitable aims.
Your donation, whatever its size, enables FORK to protect and enhance the River Kelvin and its natural surroundings via continued activities with our valued communities, volunteers and partners, thus fulfilling our charitable aims.
Friends of the River Kelvin (SCIO) is a Scottish Charitable Incorporated Organisation (SC049907)
© Friends of the River Kelvin 2025

