Ghost Ponds: Hotspots for Diversity
Phillip Gwynn, Nature Works Ecologist, explains the potential to increase biodiversity by resurrecting these special 'ghost ponds' in Lancashire.
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Summer invasive species control services with the Nature Works Team
Summer is one of the most important times of year for invasive species control. Warmer temperatures and longer daylight hours provide ideal growing conditions for invasive plants, allowing them to…
Nature Works Team creates greener spaces for communities across our region
The Lancashire Wildlife Trust Nature Works Team has been hard at work transforming outdoor spaces across the region, helping schools, community groups, and local organisations create environments…
Practical actions for sporting organisations to engage with nature.
Lancashire Wildlife Trust was invited to speak at the annual BASIS - The British Association for Sustainable Sport conference. Our Director of Development gave the following practical advice for…
Restoring wildflower meadows at Cutacre Nature Reserve
In October 2025, Cavendish Nuclear partnered with Lancashire Wildlife Trust to fund a £10,000 project restoring a species-rich meadow ecosystem at Cutacre Nature Reserve.
Habitat banks vs off-site BNG units: a developer’s guide
For developers, the requirements for Biodiversity Net Gain add a layer of complexity to planning developments, and additional cost factors. This blog will explain some key considerations behind…