Cumbria’s red squirrels receive funding boost
Fertility control for grey squirrels among plans to help our much-loved native species to thrive
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Saving red squirrels
Red Squirrel conservation in Cumbria and where to see red squirrels.
Feeding red squirrels in Cumbria responsibly
A safeguarding guide for protecting red squirrels using official UK guidance on feeding wild red squirrels.
Squirrels go nuts for The Cumberland initiative to help Cumbria’s endangered red squirrels
We're grateful for donation from local building society which will help red squirrel conservation
From coast to fell, Cumbria’s endangered meadows receive generous funding boost
Cumbria Wildlife Trust has received £155,000 to transform 71 acres of grassland into species-rich meadows
Battle to protect Cumbria’s seas receives a boost
Wildlife in two of Cumbria’s marine areas could receive protection after the Government announced a consultation on 41 proposed Marine Conservation Zones (MCZs) around the UK.
Red squirrels at a feeding station
Video footage of red squirrels scampering about at a feeding station on a stone wall at Bowber Head Nature Reserve.
Red squirrel
Red squirrels are native to the UK but are a lot rarer than their grey cousins. They live in a few special places across the UK thanks to reintroduction projects.
Furness savers help red squirrels
Savers with Furness Building Society have helped to raise just under £7,000 to protect red squirrels in Cumbria
'Great places to see red squirrels' free guide
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Building society helps provide nests for red squirrels
100 nesting boxes are being installed to help red squirrels to thrive in Cumbria’s woodlands
North West Wildlife Trusts receive major funding boost to help marine life
Cumbria, Lancashire and Cheshire Wildlife Trusts receive £300,000 to champion and protect important wildlife and habitats in the Irish Sea