Lizzie Pennefather
Walking 120 miles along the Cumbrian coast to raise money for Living Seas North West.
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Marine Champion Lizzie
Marine Champion volunteer Lizzie Pennefather shares her experience as a volunteer on our coastline.
Get involved with wildlife conservation
Ways you can get involved with helping wildlife including volunteering, going to an event, joining a local support group, supporting an appeal, working with us, student placements from schools and universities.
Fundraising Trainee
We are seeking an enthusiastic and motivated trainee to join our Fundraising Team for a 9-month traineeship.
This is an exciting opportunity to gain hands-on experience across a broad range…
Get involved in practical conservation work on a Conservation Day
Get stuck in to practical task on a hands-on conservation day.
Our fundraising promise
Cumbria Wildlife Trust Fundraising Promise
This promise outlines the commitment made to donors and the public by fundraising organisations which register with the Fundraising Regulator.
This promise outlines the commitment made to donors and the public by fundraising organisations which register with the Fundraising Regulator.
Nature heroes rewarded for helping Cumbria’s wildlife
Fifteen dedicated wildlife volunteers have been awarded a Gold Badger’s Paw
Footballers, batmen and heroes | Hoverflies
This spring celebrate hoverflies with insect expert Vicki Hird MSc FRES!
We want to hear about your local nature heroes!
This year Cumbria Wildlife Trust turns 60 and to celebrate, we are recognising and thanking 60 nature champions who are doing great things to bring back wildlife in our county
Cumbria’s wildlife heroes honoured at awards ceremony
Nature champions are presented with awards at our Volunteer Gathering at Brathay
Local wildlife heroes honoured at awards ceremonies
Nature-loving volunteers rewarded with Gold Badger’s Paw Awards
Wildlife heroes receive Badger's Paw awards
Twelve of our longstanding volunteers have been recognised for their great contribution to wildlife conservation