
A Fungi Foray in Lancashire
A gentle wander around a favourite place turned into a voyage of discovery for our Trust's Vice-Chair, Hazel Ryan...
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A gentle wander around a favourite place turned into a voyage of discovery for our Trust's Vice-Chair, Hazel Ryan...
The month of June marks the beginning of summer, and we cannot wait to get outdoors and explore the nature all around. Here are our top recommendations for things to see and do this June.
Kirsty talks about her two days on a dry stone walling course in the Forest of Bowland, and how it was so much more than just repairing a wall.
Attending wellbeing sessions at The Greenhouse Project and becoming a volunteer has got Frazer out of the house and making the most of life
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…