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Carnivorous plants returned to UK peatland after a century

Carnivorous plants returned to UK peatland after a century
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Carnivorous plants return to Lancashire peatland after 100 years

Insect-eating sundew plants among 17,500 reintroduced as part of carbon-sequestering conservation scheme

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Are wetland crops the future on lowland peat?

England’s lowland peat soils are some of the most valuable when it comes to food production, but they also contribute to greenhouse gas emissions.

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Why farm animals are a benefit to nature reserves

Nature reserves around the region have benefited from animal ‘volunteers’ over the past 10 years. Alan Wright from the Lancashire Wildlife Trust…

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Bury: Head for the Hills Festival day 2, one of best yet

An abundance of live music, family fun, and plenty of sun made the Head for the Hills Festival one of the best yet

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