An ambitious strategy to halt nature’s decline and restore biodiversity across Cheshire and Warrington has been approved by local leaders across the area.

Cheshire Wildlife Trust is excited to announce that plans to restore a 24ha area of floodplain grazing marsh on the Wirral peninsula will be delivered in 2026.

Cheshire and Staffordshire Wildlife Trusts have entered into a conservation covenant, a first of its kind for the movement.

Labour’s list of broken promises mounts

Cheshire Wildlife Trust has raised the alarm over the Adlington New Town plans through their latest report. An assessment into the ecology and landscape of the area has identified Adlington as ‘…

Read our response to the much-anticipated new Environmental Improvement Plan (EIP).

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We held our 62nd AGM at Ness Botanic Gardens on Saturday the 8th of November.

Experts, MPs and the public agree: this practice must stop!

Amendments to the Bill are vital to prevent dismantling of wildlife protection