Living Seas
The Irish Sea has the potential to be one of the most wildlife-rich places on earth. Here's how we're protecting it.
Search
Tony West
Search
Exploring the Lancashire Living Seas Wildlife Trail
Our valued Vice-Chair trustee Hazel Ryan enjoys a day exploring the Lancashire Living Seas Wildlife Trail along Rossall point and Fleetwood.
Green living
From reducing your plastic use to campaigning for change, here is your guide to living a greener, more eco-friendly life and saving nature at the same time.
Our work
We lobby government, work with landowners, protect endangered species and restore wild places to create a region rich in wildlife.
Living with spiders
Every autumn, headlines warn about spiders invading our homes. But what’s the real story with our eight-legged neighbours?
School Grounds: Living Willow Structures
Living willow structures are ideal for breaking up space and defining boundaries.
Peter's Living Legacy – supporting wildlife now and tomorrow
As a lover of local wildlife, Peter wanted to give a 'Living Legacy' that he could see come to fruition in his lifetime, but would also endure into the future.
Communal living and screams in the night: The secret lives of foxes
Foxes are one of our most fascinating mammals and we’re still learning new things about their secretive lives. Let’s take a look at some interesting fox facts.
Our Irish Sea
A 3-year project delivering inspirational activities to raise awareness about the diversity of marine life in Our Irish Sea.
How to help wildlife at work
Attracting wildlife to your work will help improve their environment – and yours!
Essential work at Mere Sands Wood
We would like to inform you of the next stage of the important and exciting work to improve access and wildlife viewing areas on our popular Mere Sands Wood nature reserve.
Meet our Nature Works Delivery Team
Meet the Lancashire Wildlife Trust’s Nature Works Delivery Team and discover the wide-ranging, hands-on work they carry out to help nature recover across the North West.