Making nature open for everyone is something that we are committed to here at The Wildlife Trust for Lancashire, Manchester and North Merseyside, so here’s a roundup of some of the accessibility…

Phillip Gwynn, Nature Works Ecologist, explains the potential to increase biodiversity by resurrecting these special 'ghost ponds' in Lancashire.

How much do you know about our region's wildflowers? Test your knowledge of some of the wildflower species that can be seen in our region with our latest wildlife quiz.

This month, our reserves have been all aflutter with day-flying moths, butterflies, darters and damselflies. We share some of the lovely photos that our visitors have sent us of their sightings in…

The results for July's photography competition are in! Take a look at the winning images under this month's theme, 'Wildlife Close-ups'.

Summer is currently in full swing and there is plenty to see and do this month out on our reserves! Below are some of our top recommendations for things to see and do across our region this August…

In 2011, Brockholes Nature Reserve opened its gates with an ambitious vision: to transform a former sand and gravel quarry into one of the UK's most inspiring wildlife destinations. Fifteen…

Alex Hubberstey, Lancashire Peat Partnership manager, explains how rewetting sits alongside vegetation management in successful peatland restoration.

Alan Wright talks about why he's so angry and passionate about the current emergency situation happing on our upland peatlands.

Amy Scarr from our Youth Council tells us about the contemporary evolution of tawny owls, the UK's most common owl, and the threats they currently face.