Presenting the certificate for The Wildlife Trust’s “Biodiversity Benchmark” -a standard for land management- to Blackburn’s Farm, Wrea Green, Borough of Fylde, Lancashire

The theme for August photography competition was dragonflies and damselflies and the entries we received were phenomenal!

The fundraising team joined our partners at Moss Wood Caravan Park for their annual Wild Day in the heart of Cockerham, Lancashire

Research shows that outdoor learning improves children’s confidence, resilience, behaviour and social skills.  

As schools return after a well-deserved summer break, Forest School Trainer Danny English reflects on his most recent Forest School programme and the benefits for the learners involved.

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

The team behind Little Green Feet, a new school shoe range made from recycled materials give us a behind the scenes look into how this environmentally conscious footwear brand came to be.

The amount of wildlife that we see all around at this time of year is incredible!

Nearly a year ago, we took a positive step forward as Defra announced that they would ban the sale of compost containing peat by 2024. However, with that date slowly creeping up, there is no…

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