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Welcome to Cumbria Wildlife Trust's podcast
Hosted by our Head of Nature Reserves, Joe Murphy.
Trio of companies pledge support for Cumbria’s wildlife
Three holiday cottage companies have signed up as corporate members of Cumbria Wildlife Trust, showing a real commitment to wildlife on the part of their parent company Travel Chapter
Common juniper
A sprawling, spiny evergreen, common juniper is famous for its traditional role in gin-making. Once common on downland, moorland and coastal heathland, it is now much rarer due to habitat loss.…
Cumbria Wildlife Trust welcomes new CEO
A new Chief Executive has been appointed by Trustees of Cumbria Wildlife Trust.
My summer of work experience at Cumbria Wildlife Trust
My name’s William, and over the past summer I have been volunteering with Cumbria Wildlife Trust.
Cumbria Wildlife Trust celebrates the end of a wonderful project at Eycott Hill Nature Reserve
In 2015 we began a five-year project at Eycott Hill Nature Reserve, funded by The National Lottery Heritage Fund, to combine habitat restoration with restorative low-input farming and people…
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My First Few Weeks as Cumbria Wildlife Trust's Apprentice Conservation Officer!
As Cumbria Wildlife Trust’s new Apprentice Conservation Officer, I will writing a regular blog to provide an insight into what I’m getting up to in my new role and hopefully inspire a few people…
First week as Cumbria Wildlife Trust apprentice Conservation officers!
Kate Cartmell Done will be leaving for university in Bangor very shortly. While she’ll be dearly missed here for all her fantastic work, Cumbria Wildlife Trust has decided to take on 2 new…
Inov-8 donates £9,600 to Cumbria Wildlife Trust
The Lake District-based brand inov-8, who specialise in running, hiking and fitness gear, has raised £9,600 for Cumbria Wildlife Trust.
New project to get Cumbria buzzing not buffering
Conservation work to support Cumbria's bees and other pollinators is being helped by our partnership with Fibrus broadband