It's time for the Olympics and Paralympics!

What British wildlife would make it on to Team GB though? 🥇

Our Trust Vice-Chair, Hazel Ryan, shares her experience of visiting a hidden gem in Merseyside which needs your support

We are growing bulrushes on areas of re-wetted lowland agricultural peat, to investigate how we can reduce harmful carbon emissions from drained peatlands, whilst also keeping the land financially…

Rindle Field is a pioneering wetter farming (paludiculture) trial, investigating how traditional food crops can be grown on a re-wetted agricultural peatland.

Summer is finally here and so are the butterflies. Their return means it’s time for the Lancashire Wildlife Trust peatlands team to head out and survey the rare large heath butterfly on our…

The plants that live on our peatlands aren’t just any plants, they are all wonderfully unique and have adapted in incredible ways to survive and thrive on the harsh bog environment. But it turns…

The theme for June’s photography competition was 'Butterflies and Moths', and we have received some beautiful entries.

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.

The results of May’s photography competition are in and the entries we have received are incredible!

Molly Toal meets the new cattle living on Lunt Meadows and explains why they're beneficial for the nature reserve.