On Saturday, 22nd June, Lancashire Wildlife Trust marched to parliament alongside 80,000 others and 300+ nature and climate organisations as part of the Restore Nature Now demonstration.

Wildlife needs our help during winter, more so than any other time of year. Food sources and hibernation spots are few and far between, so we encourage everyone to provide the support that they…

‘Twas the month of festivities, when all through the house, not a creature was stirring, not even a mouse… except for a few notable birds on our reserves!

The dark nights are drawing in, the frost is starting to bite, and nature is certainly preparing for winter.

One of the most empowering ways you can make an impact on the climate and nature crisis is by lobbying your MP. Not sure how? Here’s a quick guide.

Starling murmurations are one of nature’s greatest showcases. Witnessing one for the first time can take your breath away – there are few things quite like seeing hundreds or even thousands of…

In the spirit of all things active and autumnal, we asked staff what their favourite reserves were for a peaceful walk.

We’ve seen an interesting variety of wildlife across our reserves in September!

We’ve seen an interesting variety of wildlife across our reserves in August!

Common ragwort is an abundant and valuable native wildflower that is important for a variety of invertebrates, most notably the cinnabar moth caterpillar.