Spring 2020 saw the construction of a fish pass at Kirkstall Abbey. An exhibition was planned to accompany that in the Abbey visitor's centre. Sadly the Covid-19 lockdown prevented that happening. So we took it online to allow you to explore the heritage of our river.
See how industry has shaped our river and engineering is returning nature to it.
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VIEW FULL SCREEN: A JOURNEY THROUGH TIME ON THE RIVER AIRE