Walk and talk along the Dee Estuary
Travel writer, the Bald Hiker otherwise known as Paul Steele, is swapping his usual foreign jaunts for something closer to home this week when he embarks on a coastal walk of the Dee Estuary.…
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Our Dee Estuary | Caru Aber Dyfrdwy
Our Dee Estuary project was designed to inspire coastal communities on the Wirral, Flintshire & Denbighshire about the natural heritage of the Dee Estuary.
Caru Aber Dyfrdwy bu prosiect Bartneriaeth Dalgylch Dyfrdwy Lanwol sy’n ceisio ysbrydoli cymunedau arfordirol yng Nghilgwri ac yn Sir y Fflint a Sir Ddinbych ynghylch treftadaeth naturiol Aber Afon Dyfrdwy.
Caru Aber Dyfrdwy bu prosiect Bartneriaeth Dalgylch Dyfrdwy Lanwol sy’n ceisio ysbrydoli cymunedau arfordirol yng Nghilgwri ac yn Sir y Fflint a Sir Ddinbych ynghylch treftadaeth naturiol Aber Afon Dyfrdwy.
Big boost for Dee Estuary wildlife from National Lottery
Cheshire Wildlife Trust has received initial National Lottery support* for a major conservation project focusing on the Dee Estuary.
Our Dee Estuary celebrates funding boost from the National Lottery
Cheshire Wildlife Trust is delighted to announce they have been awarded National Lottery funding* through the National Lottery Heritage Fund to deliver a major cross-border conservation project…
Cheshire Wildlife Trust’s natural wellbeing project, Go Wild Get Fit wins’ award for its volunteer work on the Dee Estuary
As part of the Big Dee Week launch on Friday 13th September, Cheshire West and Chester council gave the Sport England funded project a commendable award for helping them manage their Chester…
Coastline and estuaries
Our work on the Wirral coastline and Dee and Mersey estuaries
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Exciting news for local wildlife
Last year, we launched our appeal to help us identify and designate new Local Wildlife Sites. Our aim was to designate 10 new sites. We’re absolutely delighted to share that following a busy…
Wildlife Trusts saddened by news of burning moorland
Cheshire Wildlife Trust and Lancashire Wildlife Trust would like to thank the fire service for their efforts in dealing with the devastating fire on Saddleworth Moor. Both Wildlife Trusts cover…
Bewick's swan
A winter visitor, the well-travelled Bewick's swan is the smallest of our swans. It has more black on its yellow-and-black bill than the whooper swan. Look out for it around Eastern England…
Dam good news for Cheshire’s beaver family!
Cheshire Wildlife Trust is delighted to announce the arrival of three new beaver kits born at Hatchmere Nature Reserve near Delamere Forest.
Cleaver Heath
A heathland with views out across the Dee Estuary towards north Wales, great for reptiles and butterflies.