Wildlife
Learn all about our fascinating local wildlife and where you can see it!
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Wildlife webcams
Sit back, relax and watch our wonderful wildlife webcams streaming live from Brockholes Nature Reserve.
Wildlife Travel
Planning an unforgettable wildlife-themed trip or holiday? Book your adventure through Wildlife Travel and you will be supporting Lancashire Wildlife Trust!
Wildlife guides
Download our handy wildlife guides and find out what to see each season, how to garden for wildlife and much more.
Wildlife Lottery
The Win for Wildlife Lottery allows you to play for a £500 monthly jackpot, whilst helping to support your local wildlife & environment!
Wildlife recording
Submit your wildlife sightings and contribute to conservation.
Wildlife Photography Workshop
Join us at Lunt Meadows for a wildlife photography workshop ran by an experienced photographer.
Spring wildlife
From bluebells to birdsong, find out where to spot spring wildlife in Lancashire, Manchester and North Merseyside.
Seasonal wildlife
Plan a wild year ahead with our seasonal guides to the wildlife you can see, and where, across our region.
Appeal will help wildlife find a home at Brockholes
We are calling on the community to help raise £2,000 to support our vital conservation work at Brockholes, our 106-hectare wildlife haven near Preston.
Hibernation – wildlife’s winter survival strategy
The Wildlife Trusts’ youth activism manager, Arran Wilson, draws on his background as a lecturer in zoology to explore what exactly hibernation is, and which animals rely on it to get through…
Autumn wildlife
For many plants, insects and some mammals, autumn is a time of slowing down, of shutting down. It’s all about changing where and how you live in preparation for the great annual emergency: winter. For many birds it’s about arrivals and departures, some flying south in pursuit of food and warmth, while others arrive from the Arctic for a mellower winter. The red deer decide that this is the moment to get dramatic about breeding, while all around them summer's lush greens become browns and oranges, punctuated with pops of red and purple berries.