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A Study into the Impacts of Rosa rugosa Invasion on Sand Dune Flora and Fauna Biodiversity

27/07/23

Removing Japanese rose (Rosa rugosa) on the Sefton Coast

07/12/22

School children create art to help protect ground-nesting birds

07/12/22
A wooden box has been turned into a natterjack toad habitat. Felt, fabrics and paints have been used to create the 3D artwork

Creativity on the Cumbrian Dunes: Schools Community Art Project

14/11/22

World Sand Dune Day 2022: Thanks for Helping us Celebrate!

29/06/22

Summer Placement: Helleborine, Horseflies, and a lot of walking

10/05/22

John Muir Award Update

21/12/21
Two yellow diggers are shown scraping the top layer of turf from a sand dune to expose bare sand and sandy soil below.

Scraping the dunes will help save Cumbria’s coastal sands

22/11/21
four smiling individuals are pictured on a pebbly beach undertaking a beach clean, with litter pickers and plastic bin bags.

Local Architects pitch in to support wildlife conservation at South Walney Nature Reserve, Cumbria

12/10/21
A large group of people stand in the dunes facing someone who is leading an event

Arts Alive; A Creative Update From Cumbria

04/10/21
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