Guest blogger, Tricia Beddow, catches the recording bug at Moston Fairway Nature Reserve whilst taking part in this year's City Nature Challenge

Spring is in full swing and don’t we know it! There have been lots of exciting sightings across Lancashire, Manchester and North Merseyside, and they aren’t showing any signs of slowing down.

Back in February our volunteer, David Merry, didn't have to venture far to experience some memorable wildlife wonders. Read all about them.

Learning how to identify birds of prey (also known as raptors) can be confusing, but with so many amazing species flying, hunting and breeding in our region, it is well worth it.

It's not just the birds who have started singing in our woodlands at Forest School...

While we’re jetting off to warmer climes a whole host of birds are heading straight for our shores to feed, breed and make the most of what is, for them, the perfect holiday hotspot.

It’s been a busy month in our region! Butterflies and bees are now out in force, amphibians are spawning like crazy and spring migrants are arriving in bigger and bigger groups.

Longer days, sunnier weather and a surge of new life make spring the perfect season to get outside and appreciate your local wildlife. But where are the best spring walks in our region?

Trainee, Lee, reflects on his time with us and shares his experience of Myplace.

In celebration of British Science Week, our Forest School gang from Bedford Primary in Liverpool ventured out of the woods and headed to Crosby beach to explore our beautiful coastal habitat.