Royal visit to South Walney Nature Reserve
Prince Edward, The Earl of Wessex officially opens new visitor cabin at South Walney Nature Reserve
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Royals Enjoy Visit to Wild Cumbria
Their Royal Highnesses The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge meet Cumbria Wildlife Trust volunteers and staff.
Marine Conservation Zones finally secured for Irish Sea
We're delighted that six more Marine Conservation Zones are designated in the Irish Sea, creating a network of protected areas
30 Days Wild returns for a fifth year
Thousands take up challenge to go wild every day in June
National Lottery helps save Cumbrian wildlife
Hot off the heels of World Biodiversity Day and World Bee Day, the National Lottery Heritage Fund is announcing just under £2m in grants to save, protect and reintroduce wildlife across the county…
Hopes flying high for seeing rare dragonflies in north Cumbria
An exciting conservation project is introducing one of Britain’s rarest dragonflies to Drumburgh Moss
Wildflowers for West Cumbria
New wildflower nursery to be created at Gosling Sike thanks to £3,000 grant from United Utilities Legacy Fund through the Cumbria Community Foundation
Response to the netting of hedges in Cumbria
Cumbria Wildlife Trusts advises against practice of netting hedgerows to stop wildlife nesting
Will it be a sixth brood for Foulshaw ospreys?
A pair of breeding ospreys has returned to Foulshaw Moss Nature Reserve, prompting hopes that chicks will hatch here for the sixth year running
Eden’s top nature reserve set to welcome more visitors
Kirkby Stephen’s stunning Smardale Nature Reserve, which lies on part of the old Tebay to Darlington railway line, has always been popular with wildlife tourists, locals and walkers.