County Wildlife Sites
County Wildlife Sites are areas of land that are especially important for their wildlife. They're some of our most valuable wildlife areas. Some Wildlife Trusts call these Local Wildlife Sites.
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We welcome new strategy to restore county's biodiversity
New strategy sets out plan for how we put Cumbria's nature into recovery - but the hard work is just beginning
Wildlife disturbance on Cumbria's coastline
Find out how you can help wildlife on Cumbria's coast
Wildlife walks in Cumbria
If you love looking for wildlife while you're out rambling, this series of walks are for you. They have been devised exclusively for Cumbria Wildlife Trust by Beth Pipe.
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.
Wildlife conservation work in Cumbria
Wildlife conservation projects around Cumbria.
Lakeland gingerbread shop helps Cumbria's wildlife
The Grasmere Gingerbread Shop supports Cumbria Wildlife Trust through sales of their wildlife-themed goodies
Trio of companies pledge support for Cumbria’s wildlife
Three holiday cottage companies have signed up as corporate members of Cumbria Wildlife Trust, showing a real commitment to wildlife on the part of their parent company Travel Chapter
Nature heroes rewarded for helping Cumbria’s wildlife
Fifteen dedicated wildlife volunteers have been awarded a Gold Badger’s Paw
My summer of work experience at Cumbria Wildlife Trust
My name’s William, and over the past summer I have been volunteering with Cumbria Wildlife Trust.
Cumbria’s wildlife heroes honoured at awards ceremony
Nature champions are presented with awards at our Volunteer Gathering at Brathay
Local architects have their designs on Cumbria’s wildlife
Kendal-based O’Neil Architects support us at Wild Work Day at South Walney Nature Reserve