Cumbria Wildlife Trust - Wild Oceans Cookery Classes

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Funding to help Wildlife Watch groups widens their focus

Cumbria Wildlife Trust’s four Wildlife Watch groups have secured over £3,000 from Awards for All to help buy equipment to provide additional practical learning opportunities for young people.

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Dolphins come top at Beached Art

Dolphins were the most popular creature and won in two categories at Cumbria’s premier sand sculpture competition organised by Cumbria Wildlife Trust last weekend (Saturday 28 June) at St Bees.

Holly Waller, from Workington, won with her school of dolphins in the medium category and the Blackley family, from Cockermouth, won with their pair of dolphins decorated in pebbles in the small category.

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Wild Oceans Cookery Classes

Help to protect our marine life...

...take pleasure in cooking and eating fish and seafood sourced in a sustainable way.

Cumbria Wildlife Trust is working in partnership with cookery schools and chefs across the county to teach you how to eat fish and protect our marine life.

Supporters of our campaign are Annette Gibbons, Cumbria on a Plate and Pat Russell, Lake District School of Food & Wine, Lucy Cooks, and local chef Nick Martin.

Click here to find a Wild Oceans Cookery Class.

Walk Across the Bay

Saturday 26 July
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