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Common darter by Alan Wright
Conservation is the preservation, protection, or restoration of the natural environment and of wildlife so why is it that we fell trees?
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The results for September's photography competition are in! Take a look at the winning photos under this month's theme, 'Tranquil Moments'.
From managing woodland and wildflower meadows to caring for lakes, maintaining paths and monitoring wildlife, the team at Mere Sands Wood works throughout the year to protect one of Lancashire’s…
Nestled amongst the peaceful agricultural landscape of Rufford, Mere Sands Wood is one of Lancashire’s most special places for wildlife.
In this guest blog, Horticulturist Kevin Line teaches us about the Rusty foxglove (Digitalis ferruginea), a lesser-known member of the foxglove family which is loved by pollinators.
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Since spring 2023, supporters have recorded more than 50,000 actions to help wildlife thrive in gardens, yards and balconies across our region.
A day at work is rarely the same for Reserve Officer Danny. His role involves caring for the reserve's diverse habitats and making sure they remain healthy, safe and welcoming for both…
Visitors to our nature reserves have shared their wonderful wildlife sightings with us to enjoy. From Seaforth to Heysham, there have been a diverse range of summer migrant birds, funghi and…