This month ‘It’s a Bugs life’ and our entries, as always, have been outstanding!

Our precious peatlands face a barrage of threats; drainage for agriculture, burning for grouse moor management, and peat extraction for everything from filling bags of compost to growing that…

What is wetter farming? How do you do it? Why would you do it? What can you grow? What else do you need to think about?

With 2 bank holidays and a half term, May is the perfect time of year to get out and about to explore the nature around you. Here are our top recommendations for things to see and do this May.

Irene Amiet is a free-lance writer, international photographer and incredible supporter of The Lancashire Wildlife Trust with donations being made with every sale of her beautiful coffee table…

Signs of Spring was the theme for Marchs photography competition and the results are now in.

Our Council of Trustees play a vital role in the success of your Wildlife Trust. Vice-Chair, Hazel Ryan, tells us about the role of a Trustee, how a love of nature began in her childhood and how…

Spring has arrived, and with it comes a new opportunity to help our wildlife. Thankfully, as the weather warms up, you only need to step out the back door to make a difference.

Isabelle…

Bluebells are an uplifting spectacle of spring, their bright blue flowers peeping through the ground creating a blanket of colour and vitality. Charlotte Jones looks at some of our best bluebell…

Andrew Robinson tells us about his experience as a Brockholes volunteer and the background of the new Local Lancashire History Walks that he leads.