Morecambe Bay is an internationally important nature conservation site, supporting one of the biggest over-wintering and passage populations of wading birds and wildfowl in Britain.
Why is Morecambe Bay special for wildlife?
Morecambe Bay is an area of biodiverse coastline making it a hotspot for wildlife, with key areas including:
- Coastal and floodplain wetlands; saltmarshes, lowland raised bogs and freshwater wetlands in valleys.
- Species-rich grasslands on coastal headlands and limestone escarpments.
- Native woodlands supporting rare butterflies, plants and woodland birds.
- Reconnecting with nature can have a positive impact on people’s wellbeing.
Free nature and wellbeing sessions
What are nature and wellbeing sessions?
Our nature and wellbeing sessions will help you get back outside in a safe and relaxed environment.
When are they held?
We'll meet in small groups once a week.
What happens at a typical nature and wellbeing session?
You can take part in a range of activities aimed at connecting to nature and helping you to feel happier and healthier. We’ll help you to get out into nature, while also helping the environment that surrounds us.
How to find the right nature and wellbeing session for you
Get in touch with us and we'll help you find a session that speaks to you, all whilst helping you really appreciate and look after our Bay. Click/tap one of the buttons below to fill out a referrel form for yourself or someone else:
I'd like a session on The Bay wellbeing programme for myself
Thanks to our partners and funders
Funded by the National Lottery Heritage Fund in Barrow.