Since 2019 the Lowther Estate has been embarking on an ambitious new course to restore natural processes, lost habitats and recover species across the estate. We’ve built up a herd of hardy English longhorn cattle, planted thousands of new trees, restored rivers, streams & flower rich meadows, and…

Help Friends of the Lake District create new habitat by planting hedges! Hedgerows provide multiple benefits; habitat for wildlife, shelter and food for livestock, and ecosystem services for us humans like carbon storage and natural flood management. By volunteering you can help us reverse hedgerow…

Support the Earnse project by joining Natural England at North Walney National Nature Reserve. These work parties and beach cleans help make a real difference to nature. There is no commitment to attend all of them, just come along to any dates you can make. For more information or to sign up,…

We’re looking to build a small team of in-field survey volunteers for our Hedges & Edges Project, in five target areas - The Eamont Catchment, River Petteril Catchment, Eden Lower Catchment, Upper Lune Catchment, and Greta and Rawthey Catchment.