Youth Council
Learn about the Lancashire Wildlife Trust Youth Council, a group of young volunteers aged 13 to 25 dedicated to improving the Trust's offering for young people.
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Youth Council Application
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Meet our Youth Council
Young people are leading the way for your local Wildlife Trust with our brand new youth council.
Youth Council lead the way
Youth Advocacy Officer, Eleanor, tells us about her new role at the Lancashire Wildlife Trust and shares what the 2021 Youth Council have been up to so far.
Meet our Youth Council
Inspired by the enthusiasm and passion shown by our young Myplace participants, it was time for the Wildlife Trust to embrace the next generation of conservationists with our Youth Council.
Youth Council: Representing Youth Voice at COP26
Our Youth Council reflects on their COP26 experience and what opportunities like this could mean for both young people and world leaders.
National award for Youth Council
Great news as the Lancashire Wildlife Trust has won the Dame Mary Smieton Award for putting young people at the heart of its activities and empowering them to lead and influence its work. The…
Cat Smith MP meets our Youth Council
This week our Youth Council got the opportunity to speak with Shadow Minister for Young People and MP for Lancaster and Fleetwood, Cat Smith, about some issues close to their heart.
Youth Council attends Conservative Party Conference 2021
On 5 October 2021, four members of our Youth Council attended the Conservative Party Conference in Manchester as part of the National Youth Agency's goal to have young people represented in…
A Day with Dom, Lancashire County Council Peatland Officer
Spend a day with Dom, the Forest of Bowland Peatland Officer. The Lancashire County Council are part of the Lancashire Peat Partnership and are working to restore upland blanket bog in the region…
Youth Campaigning Group Application
Apply to join our Youth Campaigning Group!
A surprise from my youth
There was once a youngster on his lifetime journey with the natural world (especially birdwatching) who, one rain-blessed and windswept day, was introduced to the diminutive Jack snipe.