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Action for Insects
Insect populations are in serious decline. Help them recover by joining our Action for Insects campaign.
Volunteers in Action
Our volunteers help with a wide range of jobs in the Trust from surveing peatlands to putting in fence posts, from helping with events to helping in our offices. Read about how some of our volunteers spend their time
Be part of our #WilderCumbria community – add your actions for nature to the map
Add your actions for nature to the #WilderCumbria map. Every action, no matter how small, can make a huge impact on wildlife.
Orton Moss
A quiet and peaceful nature reserve with wet meadow and woodland habitat. Flowers are abundant in the wet areas and woodcock and willow warblers can be seen.
Supporting Community Groups to Take Action for Nature
Community Group Advice. Together with Westmorland and Furness Council, we are running a series of advice webinars to empower you to take action for nature
More action needed to combat – and cope with – avian flu
The Wildlife Trusts call for a new approach to poultry farming
Several sunny days, witnessed some drone action and helped with the new marine trainee recruitment process
This month, February, has flown by! I’ve enjoyed several sunny days, witnessed some drone action and helped with the recruitment process for the next six marine trainees.
Taking action for nature in Ambleside with help from a flexible friend | Case study
Locals and visitors alike love Ambleside – and they love nature and wild places, as a recent consultation has clearly shown.
Weird warm spell in February prompts wildlife to spring into action too early
The warm weather we had this February has caused lots of wildlife to appear earlier than it normally would.
We're urging all parties to heed voter concern and pledge bold action on the twin emergencies
Poll finds most people think main parties falter on nature and climate crises
Purple moor-grass and rush pasture
This distinctive type of damp pasture is generally found on commons, as a component of lowland fen, or in undeveloped corners of otherwise intensively farmed landscapes.