The month of moth misfortune
James Barclay, is on a nine-month work placement with the trust and is studying for a BSc in Animal Conservation Science at the University of Cumbria. Here he tells us about the events of his…
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An inside view of a grey seal survey
Read on for an inside view of our fortnightly grey seal surveys...
Melbourne View community garden
Waythrough supports adults with mental health conditions and can provide accommodation to help individuals reintegrate back into independent living in the wider community.
Waythrough: Melbourne View Supported Housing | Case study
A case study on how Melbourne View residents in Carlisle have taken action for nature.
January 2017- Our busiest month by far!
A jam packed month after Christmas saw the two Conservation Apprentices take on plenty new challenges
Our first month as Marine Futures Interns
In this blog, our recently appointed Marine Futures Interns share their stories of the paths that led them to their Internships and what they've been up to in their new roles so far.
This month has been very soggy, but I haven’t let it dampen my spirits!
In November I have been continuing with the field surveys at Thwaites Fell for the upland wetland restoration project and haven’t managed to make as much progress as I would like because of the…
First grey seal pup spotted over a month early at South Walney
Cumbria Wildlife Trust reports that the first grey seal pup of the season has been born at South Walney Nature Reserve
What we do
We help nature's recovery on both land and at sea. Find out how we are joining up our nature reserves and wildlife conservation to help wildlife adapt to challenges like climate change.
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Discover more about our amazing wildlife in the UK! Learn more about the plants and animals on your doorstep.
What is a Nudibranch?
Nudibranchs, also known as sea slugs, are much like their land-based relatives that you may spot in your garden. But, unlike your regular garden slug, the nudibranch can incorporate the stinging…
What to look for in the garden in autumn
How important is it just to walk around the garden at this time of year and just get a sense of what is happening to wildlife?