Botcherby Brew at St Andrew's Church | Case study
A case study on how a church community group created a wildlife garden in the church grounds.
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Hammond's Pond information boards | Case study
A case study showcasing how communities in Carlisle have worked together to produce new information boards for a local beauty spot.
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Information for dog owners
The Trust allows dogs to be walked on most of our nature reserves. However, in order to protect ground nesting birds from disturbance, dogs are not permitted at South Walney Nature Reserve at any time.
Door to Door Information Officers
Are you passionate about wildlife and conservation?
Are you resilient, have great communication skills and looking for your next challenge?
We are looking for engaging and…
Face to Face Information Officers
Are you passionate about wildlife and conservation?
Are you resilient, have great communication skills and looking for your next challenge?
We are looking for engaging and…
Hammonds Pond information boards
Communities in Carlisle worked together to produce three new information boards.
Flagship UK-wide nature project shows people-power dramatically helps communities and wildlife
Our Nextdoor Nature programme worked with nine communities in Carlisle to take action for nature
Bold new plans to mobilise communities to save UK nature
The Wildlife Trusts announce new strategy to put nature in recovery by 2030
Stunning new information boards for Carlisle beauty spot
School children worked with local community group and others to celebrate their local park’s wildlife and history
Common couch
Common couch is a tall, tuft-forming grass of roadside verges, waste ground and arable land. It is very tough and can shade out more delicate plants. Look for flat, blade-like leaves and thin…