We’re excited to announce the start of works on our latest wetter farming project, growing bulrushes on an area of re-wetted agricultural peat near Liverpool.

Our Rindle wetter farming trial has just been planted up with this years crop of celery and lettuce. But how do you grow crops on a peat bog, and why would you even try?

How do you sow seeds on re-wetted farmland? By drone!

The first stage of our exciting bulrush wetter farming trial, to re-wet the peat, is complete. Find out what we’ve been doing, why and what’s next.

Swaying bulrushes on a Manchester peatland could soon sashay their way onto the catwalks of the fashion world.

Our pioneering Rindle wetter farming trial has a new crop – and it’s just ready for your breakfast!

Peatlands across Lancashire, Cumbria and Greater Manchester will be identified and investigated thanks to thousands of pounds of ‘discovery’ funding from the Government’s Nature for Climate…

The Running out of Time relay will be the longest non-stop relay ever attempted. It’s being done in the name of climate action, and our Winmarleigh carbon farm was one of only 27 outstanding…

New report from The Wildlife Trusts outlines radical steps required to help nature adapt to climate change.

Edge Green Common in Wigan is a fragment of the once extensive wetland corridor running across our region, and works have started to return it to its former carbon capturing and wildlife abundant…