Prism Arts project at Eycott Hill
With help from Prism Arts we've been working with lots of groups to bring Eycott Hill to life through the arts.
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New project to get Cumbria buzzing not buffering
Conservation work to support Cumbria's bees and other pollinators is being helped by our partnership with Fibrus broadband
The Cumbria Bumblebee Atlas Project & the Grey Square Challenge
During spring and summer 2022 Cumbria Wildlife Trust’s Get Cumbria Buzzing! project will be seeking to record as many Bumblebees and other pollinators as part of its Bumblebee Atlas Project in partnership with the Cumbria Biodiversity Data Centre (CBDC).
Green light for project which puts Cumbria’s bees on road to recovery
A ground breaking new project to boost the number of bumblebees and other wild pollinators in Cumbria, has been awarded development funding by Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) and Highways England.
The Earnse Project
The Earnse project aims to provide a platform for everyone to explore the wonders of nature on their doorstep.
Get Cumbria Buzzing project | Case study
We created a diverse range of habitats along the A66 and A595 Strategic Road Networks between 2019-2022.
My project
Craig gives up his time volunteering in the Bluebell Community Garden. Transforming the garden into a positive space for local people to enjoy, Craig has felt himself become relaxed and happier,…
Wildlife conservation work in Cumbria
Wildlife conservation projects around Cumbria.
History of Eycott Hill Project
As part of my placement with Cumbria Wildlife Trust I’ve been working on a project looking into the history of Eycott Hill Nature Reserve.
Can you be the eyes and ears for a toad monitoring project in Cumbria?
We're looking for volunteers to help record the numbers of rare natterjack toads on Cumbria’s coast
Eycott Hill project
We’re delighted that Eycott Hill is now a nature reserve following a three-year fundraising campaign. Read more about the project...
Battle to protect Cumbria’s seas receives a boost
Wildlife in two of Cumbria’s marine areas could receive protection after the Government announced a consultation on 41 proposed Marine Conservation Zones (MCZs) around the UK.