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South Walney Nature Reserve donations
Thank you for your donation. It will go towards protecting South Walney Nature Reserve and its wildlife.
South Walney
With stunning views across Morecambe Bay, this shingle island reserve is full of interest and a fantastic place for bird watching. South Walney Nature Reserve is home to the only grey seal colony…
Donate to fight climate crisis
Donate to fight the climate crisis. Donating a regular amount every month is one most effective ways you can directly tackle climate change and the biodiversity crisis.
Directions to South Walney office
How to get to Cumbria Wildlife Trust's South Walney office.
Surveying seals at South Walney
I finally visited what, in my experience, has been one of our most talked about reserves: South Walney.
FAQs | Seals at South Walney
FAQs - Frequently Asked Questions about the Grey seals at South Walney Nature Reserve.
Rabbits at South Walney Nature Reserve
Myxomatosis affects wild rabbit population at South Walney
Walney Whale
Late one evening in December 2019, South Walney Warden Sarah and Assistant Warden Cameron were alerted to the presence of a dead whale on the beach at South Walney – a juvenile Minke whale had…
Donate to help Smardale Nature Reserve
Your donation will help improve Smardale Nature Reserve to make it both a haven for wildlife and also give the access needed for people.
Salt works, shingle and seals at South Walney
Abi, who volunteers some of her time to the Trust, headed to the Furness Peninsula by bike to explore our South Walney Nature Reserve and wrote about her experience.
Royal visit to South Walney Nature Reserve
Prince Edward, The Earl of Wessex officially opens new visitor cabin at South Walney Nature Reserve