Beavers are coming home!
The Wildlife Trusts congratulate the UK Government’s decision to open the door for licenced reintroductions of beavers into the wild and its acknowledgment of the free-living populations in…
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Beached Art coming soon to St Bees
Come and celebrate the amazing wildlife found in and around the Irish Sea at our annual beach event, featuring the popular sand sculpture competition
Family fun day coming soon to St Bees
Young people take the lead at Cumbria Wildlife Trust’s popular Beached Art event
Seal disturbance on Cumbria's coastline
Find out how you can help seals on Cumbria's coast
Wildlife disturbance on Cumbria's coastline
Find out how you can help wildlife on Cumbria's coast
Shock as the Badger cull comes to Cumbria
Cumbria Wildlife Trust was shocked and disappointed by the Government’s surprise announcement that a badger cull was to go ahead in Cumbria. Cumbria Wildlife Trust is calling on Secretary of State…
Peatland Restoration in Cumbria
Cumbria Wildlife Trust is helping landowners protect and restore peatlands on farms and commons across Cumbria, demonstrating new restoration techniques and building partnerships to protect Cumbria's peatlands.
Wilder Cumbria
Join the movement to create a #WilderCumbria!
Get Cumbria Buzzing!
Get Cumbria Buzzing was developed by the Cumbria Local Nature Partnership and is being delivered by Cumbria Wildlife Trust. It is a ground breaking project to boost the number of bumblebees and other wild pollinators in Cumbria.
King diving beetle
Britain's largest 'diving beetle' is an impressive creature, though it's not easy to find.
Get Cumbria Buzzing!
Cumbria Wildlife Trust is running two family-friendly events in West Cumbria this summer to get local people buzzing about pollinators.
Cumbria Beaver Group
The Cumbria Beaver Group is made up of Cumbria Wildlife Trust, RSPB, Lowther Estates and Eden Rivers Trust and is working in consultation with Natural England, the Environment Agency, United Utilities, Forestry England, the University of Cumbria and others. The aim of the partnership is to facilitate the well-planned and managed reintroduction of beavers to Cumbria through the delivery and support of enclosed scientific beaver release trials, as well as community engagement and advocacy.