Drone counts a record number of grey seals
We have counted a record number of grey seals at South Walney Nature Reserve, thanks to the latest drone technology
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Awards for actors telling the tale of The Trolls of Eycott Hill!
Fifteen actors from the Edington Centre drama group in Penrith have been recognised with awards from the AQA Unit Award Scheme for their role in a play that helps to promote a local nature reserve…
Big or small, ponds for all
Cumbrian gardeners are urged to make a splash for wildlife
Excitement as Cumbrian osprey spotted in The Gambia
Young osprey which hatched last year at Foulshaw Moss is now thriving on the West African coast
Hedgehog Havens Needed Across Cumbria
Hedgehogs will soon be emerging from their annual winter hibernation.
Local wildlife to benefit from failed Blencathra bid
Cumbria Wildlife Trust to receive a generous cash boost of £16,000 from Friends of Blencathra
Gosling Sike to benefit from £5,000 donation
Train operator TransPennine Express (TPE) is to donate £5,000 to Gosling Sike
Carlisle youngsters win wildlife awards
Three young people from Carlisle have been presented with John Muir Awards in recognition of their hard work towards helping nature and wildlife
New bird hides at flagship South Lakes nature reserve
Two new bird hides have been installed at Foulshaw Moss Nature Reserve, giving visitors a great viewing point to see an array of woodland birds, as well as our popular summer visitors, two…
Volunteers give more than 250 days for local nature reserve
Volunteers have played an incredible role in ongoing conservation work at Cumbria Wildlife Trust’s Eycott Hill Nature Reserve near Penrith. During 2018 a team of dedicated volunteers gave more…