Carbon Landscape end of project blog
After five amazing years the Carbon Landscape project has come to an end. Find out what we have achieved and enjoy some of our highlights.
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Lunt Meadows
No matter the time of year, Lunt Meadows Nature Reserve is brimming with brilliant birdlife, as well as being a fascinating Mesolithic archaeological site.
Spring at Lunt Meadows
Our trainee, Emma talks about the changes that spring brings to Lunt Meadows Nature Reserve and how the abundance of growth and new life would have been important to our Mesolithic predecessors.…
Learning archaeological skills at Lunt Meadows
Aspiring archaeologists from the Museum of Liverpool Emerging Archaeologist programme have been developing their skills at Lunt Meadows
Easter Trail Lunt Meadows
Embark on our fun filled Easter trail around Lunt Meadows Nature Reserve and learn about the wildlife and habitats of the reserve.
Why Does Lunt Meadows Flood?
Lunt Meadows is best known as a wetland nature reserve, but it has another extremely important function: to protect nearby communities from the devasting effects of flooding.
Accessible path opens at Lunt Meadows
A new path has been constructed at Lunt Meadows Nature Reserve.
Educational Visits at Lunt Meadows Nature Reserve
Lunt Meadows Nature Reserve is an incredible wetland reserve with a stone age past making it the perfect place to have an educational visit with your schools, colleges and universities to discover more.
Wild improvements on the way at Lunt Meadows
Thanks to generous funding from Biffa Award, we're on track to make our Lunt Meadows nature reserve even better for people and wildlife in 2021.
Toddler Waddle at Lunt Meadows
Join us for a 1 hour walk around the nature reserve, perfect for Toddlers to explore the reserve!
Construction begins on new Learning Centre at Lunt Meadows
After many years of planning, the construction of a brand-new Learning Centre is finally underway at Lunt Meadows Nature Reserve in Sefton, Merseyside.
Mesolithic and modern dogs at Lunt Meadows
Dogs played a central role in our history - and they're still a vitally important part of our conservation work today.