Five reasons for UK Government to restore nature in 2025
A focus on restoring nature in 2025 could help solve a raft of problems facing UK Government - from the economy, to floods and our water supply, and from climate, to farming and our health.
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The Green Party’s manifesto: bold commitments that put nature at the centre
Today, the Green Party has released its manifesto, which contextualises some of the greatest challenges to society against the backdrop of the nature and climate crises.
The Labour Party's manifesto: nature and climate crises, an urgent challenge that must be faced?
After outlining their plans for nature's recovery, the Labour Party has now launched their official manifesto. In this blog, I review what's new, including a recognition that the nature…
Restore Nature Now
Restore Nature Now aims to be the biggest ever UK gathering for nature and climate. On Saturday 22nd June 2024, anyone who cares about a healthy environment can join this legal, peaceful and inclusive demonstration that is being organised by a wide range of nature, wildlife, environment and climate organisations and individuals. Together, we will call on ALL political parties to restore nature NOW, and make the upcoming General Election the turning point for nature that is so desperately needed.
Unity is our superpower!
Unity is our superpower!
Wildflowers to be restored to Westmorland meadows in a boost from Government's Green Recovery Challenge Fund
Internationally-important wildflower meadows in the Westmorland Dales are among several sites that will benefit from a Defra grant of £712,700
Pupils plant flowers for a greener future
Schoolchildren in Brampton plant wildflowers to help pollinators
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We've been awarded £1.6 millon from the Heritage Lottery Fund to buy and restore Eycott Hill.
Birds, bees, and butterflies suffer as Brexit farming promises broken today
Rescue rivers, wildlife and climate faster say three largest nature charities
Help restore Skiddaw Forest
Please donate to deliver the 100 year vision for nature’s recovery at Skiddaw Forest.
Trust receives grant of £249,500 from the government’s Green Recovery Challenge Fund
Cumbria Wildlife Trust is one of the first environmental projects awarded a grant from the government’s £80 million Green Recovery Challenge Fund.
Young people help to restore wildlife at Wreay Woods
Carlisle Youth Zone and Cumbria Wildlife Trust have got together to help young people discover, explore and restore Wreay Woods Nature Reserve, at Wreay near Carlisle.
The Bog Graham Round – how runners can help to restore our uplands
Ross Brannigan from the Green Runners explains why he's urging the running community to support our Skiddaw Forest project.