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What does Cumbria Wildlife Trust do? |
We work hard to create and enhance wildlife havens
There are over 40 nature reserves in our care. They are refuges for threatened plants and animals and are unspoilt places that you can visit.
We stand up for wildlife and campaign on wildlife issues
By advising on organisations' policies and planning, we ensure wildlife has a strong voice.
We inspire young and old to discover the wonders of the natural world
By involving schools and local communities in our projects, we share our passion and knowledge of wildlife and pass on a greater understanding of nature and environmental issues.
Help save Cumbria's wildlife - be a part of Cumbria Wildlife Trust by becoming a member
News
Opening Restriction at Nichols Moss Nature Reserve
As part of ongoing work to restore water levels and the original bog flora and fauna,
the removal of birch, pine and rhododendron scrub is being carried out at Nichols Moss Nature Reserve. The nature reserve will be closed until 1 April 2010 as operations pose a risk of injury to all visitors. Cumbria Wildlife Trust apologises for any inconvenience and recommends the adjacent Meathop Moss Nature Reserve as an alternative visit (click on the nature reserve name for further details of how to get to it). For further details and situation regarding reopening please contact 01539 816300.
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