Work starts to manage ash trees struck by deadly disease in Westmorland Dales
Smardale Nature Reserve is one of many woodlands affected by ash dieback, which is now prevalent across UK
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Seal deaths raise concerns as boat disturbance incidents blight start of pupping season
We appeal to boat users to keep their distance from seals and their pups
Global ticketing service digs deep to help Cumbria’s peatbogs
Ticket Tailor staff get stuck in at Foulshaw Moss Nature Reserve
Devastating wildlife declines mean nature must be placed at the top of the political agenda
We're calling on politicians to act urgently on five priorities to support nature recovery
Rabbits at South Walney Nature Reserve
Myxomatosis affects wild rabbit population at South Walney
Squirrels go nuts for The Cumberland initiative to help Cumbria’s endangered red squirrels
We're grateful for donation from local building society which will help red squirrel conservation
Men’s Shed comes to Gosling Sike
New community workshop opens for learning practical skills while making friends
Seed bank gets a wildlife make-over at Gosling Sike
Our seed bank at Gosling Sike, Houghton has been transformed by local artist Florence Thornton
Cumbria’s red squirrels receive funding boost
Fertility control for grey squirrels among plans to help our much-loved native species to thrive
Meet our new red squirrel warden
Efforts to protect Cumbria’s iconic red squirrels are gathering pace thanks to a ground-breaking initiative from the Cumberland Building Society