Supporter Story - Together you've taken more than 50,000 actions for wildlife
Since spring 2023, supporters have recorded more than 50,000 actions to help wildlife thrive in gardens, yards and balconies across our region.
Common darter by Alan Wright
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…
September marks the beginning of autumn and a time of transformation in the natural world - here's a look at some of the exciting events and wildlife spectacles to look out for this month.…
The results for August's photography competition are in! Take a look at the winning images under this month's theme, 'Colours of summer'.
Do you associate your Wildlife Trust with innovation and pushing the boundaries of science? Well, the answer is a resounding “Yes!”
Growing Recovery is an exciting collaboration between Lancashire Peat Partnership, and Lancashire Wildlife Trust's nature and wellbeing team; growing peatland plants while providing people…
A special place where nature, people and a lasting legacy come together. Tucked away near Burscough in West Lancashire, the reserve is a special place for wildlife.
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.