With seven days to go the Lancashire Wildlife Trust team is leading the #CycleSeptember leaderboards for the county . . . and the United Kingdom.

This summer, green-fingered volunteers have turned their houses and gardens into plant nurseries, growing native wildflowers for Lancashire Wildlife Trust, as part of a trial to involve people in…

Just months after our Myplace team moved in, the Witton Park Greenhouse project is blooming brilliant.

Peatlands the size of 250 football pitches will be restored across Greater Manchester, Lancashire and Cumbria, thanks to over a million pounds of funding from the Government’s Nature for Climate…

The Wildlife Trusts unveil new educational guides for children to learn about how nature can help tackle the climate crisis.

We're supporting Remember A Charity in Your Will Week (6 – 12 September) – an annual awareness week which aims to encourage people to leave a gift to charity.

The My Wild City team have led families on several bug hunting events in North Manchester, which has discovered new wildlife species for the city.

Bees, daisies, herring gulls and much rarer species have been recorded as part of a project to assess populations of urban wildlife in Merseyside.

A pair of one of the UK’s rarest birds, the Eurasian bittern, has successfully bred at Lunt Meadows nature reserve for the first time in the reserve’s short 10-year history.

We had to wait nearly a year but Anne Selby finally held her retirement party at Brockholes