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11 January 2021

Thank you

Another lock-down and another difficult time for us;  we're grateful for all your heart-warming support.  Over the past year, you've been our eyes and ears on the ground, helped us with surveying, kept us entertained in sharing your unusual and spectacular wildlife sightings and been our most important financial backers.  

We cannot thank you enough for staying with us and continuing your support. More than ever, you're needed now as we face yet more challenges another lock-down brings as we strive to continue with the process of recovery.

As we face rising cases of the virus, we'll continue to deliver events online and hope volunteering days will resume in Spring. Please bear with us and keep looking after yourselves and nature in the place where you live.  Our nature reserves remain open for you to visit and enjoy!

Nature's recovery
Like most organisations we're facing financial challenges and our recovery will take some time. But recovery isn’t just about our organisation, it’s about the recovery of our local wildlife as the climate change emergency and biodiversity crisis have not gone away.

The Wildlife Trusts are calling for the Government to put nature at the heart of our economic recovery – nature's recovery.  Recent events have brought the value of a healthy of natural world more sharply into focus, yet nature’s decline is relentless. Given the chance, nature is capable of making an extraordinary recovery.

Now is the opportunity to do more than just fighting for what we can salvage, but to put nature back into active recovery and start to bring wildlife back.  Our natural world needs to see active recovery for wildlife happening across 30% of our land and seas by 2030. The impact of this will be extraordinary for wildlife and for you.  

Please will you donate now to help Cumbria’s green recovery or join us as a member to support this vision today.

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