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Barn swallow c. Chris Gomersall/2020VISION
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Ashton Grange Open Garden is back for a second time this year in support of Cheshire Wildlife Trust
Ashton Grange is to open its gardens on Sunday 9th August for a second time this year following the success of their first event earlier this month!
Lesser Skullcap reintroduced to Cheshire after years of absence
Lesser Skullcap reintroduced to Cheshire after a 20 year absence
New report calls for ambitious environmental standards
The Wildlife Trusts launches a new report highlighting the best examples of fighting insect decline.
Explore the gardens of Ashton Grange in support of Cheshire Wildlife Trust
Explore the impressive gardens, woodlands and new wildflower meadow at Ashton Grange, in Ashton Hayes, on Sunday (5th July). The garden is being opened by Kate and Martin Slack for the second year…
Kick-start nature’s recovery and absorb a third of UK emissions
New report from The Wildlife Trusts shows how investing in nature would reap big dividends in tackling climate crisis
Benyon review of Highly Protected Marine Areas published today
Cheshire Wildlife Trust back new form of protection for the sea and call on Government for ambitious delivery plan for Highly Protected Marine Areas within a year.
Cheshire Wildlife Trust appeal to people’s love of nature following last weekend’s wildfires, littering and disturbance to wildlife
Thousands of people have enjoyed and sought solace in beautiful countryside and stunning Wildlife Trust nature reserves over the last few weeks. This includes Cheshire Wildlife Trust nature…
Statement on significant increase in people gathering shellfish on the Wirral
There has been a significant increase in people gathering shellfish, including cockles, during low tide at Leasowe and Moreton on the Wirral.
Carnivore grows for the first time in over a century in Cheshire
Great sundew (Drosera anglica), one of England’s few carnivorous plants, has been re-introduced into a secret location managed by Cheshire Wildlife Trust this week.