The first stage of our exciting bulrush wetter farming trial, to re-wet the peat, is complete. Find out what we’ve been doing, why and what’s next.

Over £1.5 million secured for the restoration of irreplaceable peatlands in the North West.

Carnivorous sundews plants have been reintroduced to Winmarleigh Moss in Lancashire, after habitat destruction caused them to disappear over 100 years ago.

A statement from Lancashire Wildlife Trust

We are delighted that a controversial plan to build over 800 houses on an area of precious lowland peatland in Greater Manchester have been…

Swaying bulrushes on a Manchester peatland could soon sashay their way onto the catwalks of the fashion world.

Three years ago there were no Manchester argus butterflies in Manchester. Now, not only are they back, but they’re flourishing.

Our pioneering Rindle wetter farming trial has a new crop – and it’s just ready for your breakfast!

Little Woolden Moss has been through a lot in its time, and new funding will help to tell its story.

Defra (Department for Environment Food and Rural Affairs) has confirmed that while sales of bagged peat composts will be banned by 2024, and some peat-containing products will be banned from…

£30,000 has been awarded from the Lancashire Environmental Fund for habitat restoration and plant reintroduction works at Winmarleigh Moss SSSI, to bring back lost plant species including white…