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Cumbria Local Nature Recovery Strategy Survey
This is the second survey that is being run
Your voice matters. You are experts about this place. We want to know what is important to you and where you feel nature in Cumbria needs our help the most. We want this strategy to reflect what is important to the people of Cumbria and want to hear, why and where habitats or species should be prioritised. Your views will help shape our Local Nature Recovery Strategy, the issues it could address and what we could do to tackle them.
Please follow the link below to get started. The survey should take around 20 minutes to complete and your input is greatly appreciated.
Hedgerows need our help! Hedgerows are the often-unsung heroes of the British countryside, yet they form the UK’s largest wildlife habitat, are a major part of our landscape and cultural heritage, and are crucial to halting biodiversity decline and tackling climate change
Cold Springs’ was farmland gifted to Cumbria Wildlife Trust by Ann and Brian Clarke in 2019. Open fields in an urban location is a challenge, so Cumbria Wildlife Trust decided to work with the community in Penrith to create their first people-led nature reserve. Since then the local community, and…
Every donation made via the Big Give website between 22 - 29 April will be DOUBLED. That’s double the impact, double the difference. We can create an even bigger and better home for nature and people at Dam Mire Wood, all whilst protecting it from development
If you are new to wildlife recording or are an experienced recorder but would welcome a refresh, this webinar hosted by the Cumbria Biodiversity Data Centre is for you! Watch it now.
