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Beavers Build Back Better – but their future is not secure
Beavers are back, but their future is not secure. The Wildlife Trusts are calling for a Beaver Strategy for England
Wildlife Bioblitz at Eycott Hill Nature Reserve
During a Wildlife Bioblitz in mid July with local experts, Cumbria Wildlife Trust staff, and the Cumbria Biodiversity Data Centre, and of course everyone who attended from beginners to experts, 27…
Orton Moss
A quiet and peaceful nature reserve with wet meadow and woodland habitat. Flowers are abundant in the wet areas and woodcock and willow warblers can be seen.
Volunteer with Cumbria Wildlife Trust
Volunteers are vital to all our work whether on our nature reserves, helping in the office or supporting local groups around the county.
Be part of our #WilderCumbria community – add your actions for nature to the map
Add your actions for nature to the #WilderCumbria map. Every action, no matter how small, can make a huge impact on wildlife.
Trust is given a new nature reserve
Cumbria Wildlife Trust given its largest piece of land so far
Welcome to Cumbria Wildlife Trust's podcast
Hosted by our Head of Nature Reserves, Joe Murphy.
Donate to help Smardale Nature Reserve
Your donation will help improve Smardale Nature Reserve to make it both a haven for wildlife and also give the access needed for people.
Making our nature reserves even better for wildlife
Cumbria Wildlife Trust’s nature reserves
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…
Cumbria Wildlife Trust welcomes new Staveley Woodlands Reserve Officer
Danielle Chalmers has been taken on by Cumbria Wildlife Trust to manage our newest nature reserve, Craggy Wood, and its neighbour, Dorothy Farrer’s Spring Wood, near Staveley.