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May 2010
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Become a champion of the Irish Sea and support us with a donation today!
Cumbria Wildlife Trust has the opportunity to secure grant funding which will enable us to be a strong voice for the Irish Sea and all the wildlife that depend on it. However, we can only access this funding if we can secure match funding of £30,000. Please will you help us by making a donation? For each £10 you donate we could secure a further £60. Photo: Paul Naylor.
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General Election 2010
Our natural world is precious. We all depend on it for food, clean water and a comfortable climate. The next Government and Parliament will face many challenges. How it responds to these will affect the future of our wildlife – on land, at sea and in our local areas. The General Election provides an ideal opportunity to find out what your local candidates think about these issues. We have contacted parliamentary candidates from Conservatives, Labour, Liberal Democrats and the Green Party for their responses to three questions. Read More »
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Become a family member of Cumbria Wildlife Trust
 If you love nature, want to explore your local wildlife and help the environment - then becoming a family member of Cumbria Wildlife Trust is on of the best things you'll ever do.
Not only will you be supporting Cumbria's only charity dedicated to protecting your local wildlife but you will be inspiring your children to care in the future too. Read More »
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Cumbria's bluebell walks
Take a walk at one of our many nature reserves that will see bluebells blooming this month. Mainly found in woodlands, bluebells form a magic carpet of nodding bells. But be quick they only last for a few weeks. Visit our nature reserve page and choose one of these reserves from the drop down list:
North Cumbria - Wreay Woods Nature Reserve
West Cumbria - Argill and Augill Nature Reserves
South Cumbria - Dorothy Farrer's Spring Wood Nature Reserve, Barkbooth Lot Nature Reserve
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