**Three Rivers Museum Trust** is a registered charity in the United Kingdom (charity number 1164893) dedicated to preserving and promoting the cultural heritage of areas associated with three river systems. The trust focuses on educational outreach, archival preservation, and public exhibitions to engage communities with local history and natural heritage.

## History  
The trust was established to address gaps in regional heritage preservation, with a specific emphasis on riverine ecosystems and human settlements linked to three geographically significant rivers. Its formation reflects increased public and institutional interest in safeguarding intangible cultural assets and environmental histories.

## Activities  
### Collections and Exhibitions  
The trust curates artifacts, documents, and multimedia resources related to industrial, social, and ecological developments along the rivers. Temporary and permanent exhibitions highlight themes such as river-based trade, flood management, and biodiversity.

### Education and Outreach  
Collaborative programs with schools, universities, and community groups include workshops, guided walks, and digitized archival access. Initiatives often emphasize intergenerational knowledge transfer and citizen science projects.

### Research  
The trust supports academic and amateur research through grants, archival access, and partnerships. Recent projects have examined historical flood patterns, migratory species in river ecosystems, and the impact of urbanization on watersheds.

## Governance  
Operational oversight is provided by a board of trustees, including specialists in heritage management, environmental science, and community engagement. Funding sources include grants, donations, and collaborative projects with local authorities and heritage organizations.

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