
Restoring Hardknott Forest
@hardknottforest
We are working in partnership with Forestry England to restore a 630 hectare conifer plantation to native woodland. Partner in Upper Duddon Landscape Recovery.
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You can help the Cumbrian White-tailed sea eagle project by completing their questionnaire, see below. Natural England Cumbria Showcase Cumbria Forestry England


It's our first time at the Krankenhaus Festival. Come & find us at our stall and look out for our guided walk to visit the Nature Rich Miterdale project. Natural England Cumbria Showcase Cumbria


Looks like this will be an amazing weekend. Find our stall and come & have a chat with us. We're also leading a walk to the Nature Rich Miterdale project. Natural England Cumbria Showcase Cumbria Cumbria Crack

All our volunteering dates and other events (including a Halloween bat walk 🦇 & tree planting days 🌳) are listed on our website (link below). Dates for our partner project at Miterdale are also listed. Natural England Cumbria Showcase Cumbria University of Leeds bag.leeds.ac.uk/projects/resto…



Come & find us at our stall at the Gosforth Show this Saturday. Showcase Cumbria Forestry England Cumbria Crack



Scenes from a very useful training day for #pinemarten tracking yesterday. Staff & volunteers from South Cumbria Pine Marten Recovery Project are now all up to speed on how to keep tabs as relocated Scottish martens set up territories & explore Cumbria. Showcase Cumbria


Our juniper & wildflowers are getting extra watering at the moment. The wildflowers will be planted on our volunteer days this autumn, but the juniper will have to wait another year or three. Juniper from Wild Haweswater & wildflowers grown by staff & volunteers. Natural England Cumbria


Two #WhiteTailedEagle chicks fledged this summer from a nest in Sussex 🦅💚 The parents were released in 2020 & are the same birds that bred in 2023 & 2024. The chicks are tagged to track their progress. Watch this video from nest with sound on! 🔊 Roy Dennis Foundation Forestry England