Take action for wildlife in Cumbria
Together with our members and volunteers, we're working to create a Cumbria that's rich in wildlife. Find out how you can get involved to give nature your support.
Waiting for natterjacks to call at Roanhead © Eve Mulholland
Save Sandscale Haws' wildlife from development
In 2023, we asked you to object to plans to build a holiday resort near Sandscale Haws. You rose to the challenge and the developers withdrew their plans.
Unfortunately, they've now submitted new plans, which they say are more sensitive to the local area. We strongly disagree and we've raised our objections. Will you stand with us to help save Sandscale Haws' rare, threatened wildlife?
Latest Cumbria wildlife news
Second brood of osprey chicks hatch at Foulshaw Moss Nature Reserve
For the first time, there are two pairs of ospreys breeding at the South Lakes nature reserve
We're urging Cumbrian MPs to intervene to save wildlife
Our CEO Stephen Trotter responds to the Planning and Infrastructure Bill and asks MPs to scrap Part 3
Operation Seabird: come and find out more about our amazing marine wildlife
This half term join our free family day out at South Walney to explore the wonderful wildlife found on our coast
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Sir David Attenborough © Tom Marshall
The Wildlife Trusts play a very important part in protecting our natural heritage. I would encourage anyone who cares about wildlife to join them.
Sir David Attenborough OM CH CVO CBE FRS, President Emeritus, The Wildlife Trusts
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