There’s nothing like summer on our nature reserves. Take a look at our latest wildlife sightings from the month of June.

May was a bug bonanza! Our latest wildlife sightings from across Lancashire, Manchester and North Merseyside have been dominated by buzzing, flitting, shimmering insects.

We’re full of the joys of spring, and wildlife is too. Migratory birds are arriving, dragonflies are emerging and the weather is finally brightening up.

After what felt like a very long, wet winter, our staff and visitors were overjoyed to feel the arrival of spring – and we think it’s safe to say the wildlife on our nature reserves was, too!

Our new year got off to a fantastic start with plenty of wonderful wildlife sightings across our nature reserves in January.

It’s officially winter. Snow and frost painted the landscape brilliant white in December, but even if the weather had held off, the wildlife sightings would have been a key clue to the change of…

It’s been a tough year, but it’s also been a year full of hope. Though we’ve faced some challenges, we’ve also achieved some incredible things for wildlife.

Despite Storm Arwen shaking things up towards the end of the month, there was still lots of wonderful wildlife to spot across our region. Here are our latest wildlife sightings.

Our 2021 hedgehog survey was bigger than ever, with 1,356 of you telling us when you last saw a hedgehog. Here’s what we discovered about the fortunes of hedgehogs in Lancashire, Manchester and…

The onset of autumn brought some exciting migratory birds, the first frost and stunning colour to our nature reserves last month.