Discover Hutton Roof Crags
In his 2019 round up, volunteer Bryan Yorke shares some amazing wildlife highlights from Hutton Roof Crags. This special nature reserve is a great place to visit in winter as it provides a…
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Discover a landscape millions of years in the making
The landscape of Eycott Hill Nature Reserve tells a story that was millions of years in the making. From deep oceans, to volcanic eruptions, tropical seas, and icy glaciers, the geological story…
Discover the Cumbria hiding beneath your feet
With England’s highest peaks and deepest lakes, Cumbria boasts an amazing variety of landscapes and wonderful wildlife habitats - as a new book explains, this is all thanks to rocks
Discover the wonderful world of Cumbria’s hidden nature gems
Conservationists are surveying over 1000 stunning wildlife sites across the county
Volunteers discover rare birds of prey breeding in Cumbria
First confirmed hobby nest in Cumbria at our South Lakeland nature reserve
A Wilder Barrow
Cumbria Wildlife Trust wants to help transform unloved and underused spaces into something that brings life and colour into communities.
Discover the joys of spectacular upland hay meadows in the Westmorland Dales
To celebrate National Meadows Day, we're running a series of public events at one of our newest nature reserves, Bowber Head Farm
My discovery
Look – a boatman! Keira’s delight in learning about unusual creatures is even more special when she can find them herself.
Barrow Badgers need a helping hand!
Call for volunteers to join one of our local wildlife groups
POSITION NOW FILLED - Newspaper Clippings volunteer - Barrow
Are you based in the Barrow area? Do you regularly read the NW Evening Mail? If so, we'd love to hear from you!
Yarrow
Yarrow can be found in many grasslands, from lawns to meadows, its flat-topped clusters of flower heads appearing from June. Cultivated varieties are garden favourites.
Lost rainforest discovery
You might think rainforests only exist in far-flung locations, but we have them here in Cumbria, too. Join us at Staveley Woodlands to spot tell-tale signs that we're actually exploring a fragment of an ancient, lost world.