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        This extraordinary place is famous for its amazing wildlife, stunning scenery, and superb walks. From the simple beauty of the Lady’s-slipper Orchid to the shining sands of Morecambe Bay, the area is simply awe-inspiring – full of natural spectacles and a surprise around every corner.

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    Volunteering for the Trust

    We are always looking for new volunteers, so whether you are interested in data recording, helping at events or carrying out practical conservation tasks on our reserves, we’d love to hear from you.

    In light of growing concerns regarding the on-going Coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak and the need to encourage greater levels of social isolation in order to delay its spread, the decision has been taken to suspend the programme of Landscape Trust team tasks from 17 March 2020. 

    Volunteer tasks planned for March 2020 were:

    • 5 March – Today we will be meeting at Coldwell Meadows and Top Bank to carry out dry stone wall refurbishment and work on fencing posts, sheep netting, barbed wire and stock fencing.
    • 12 March – Tasks as 5 March.
    • 19 March – Tasks as 5 March.
    • 26 January – Today we will be at Guard Hill Lane Steele Family Reserve carrying out work on logging white willow, the drainage infrastructure, and machinery and tool maintenance.

    All practical conservation tasks unless otherwise stated start on site at 10.00 am and finish at 12.30 pm, meeting at the following grid references.

    • Coldwell Parrock North Gate SD 479 779
    • Coldwell Parrock South Gate SD 479 777
    • Teddy Heights North Gate SD 474 793 – Please note that there is no parking on the approach road.
    • Teddy Heights South Gate and Meadow SD 475 789
    • Coldwell Meadows SD 476 776
    • Guard Hill Lane Steele Family Reserve SD 472 800
    • Storth School SD 475 802
    • Warton School SD 499 724
    • Sandside Cutting SD 478 807
    • Arnside Coastguard Station SD 449 782 – Access on foot via the Promenade.

    If you would like to come along, just turn up and all training and introduction will be given on site. However, if you wish, you can contact Bob Pickup beforehand on 01524 761740 or volunteering@landscapetrust.org.uk for informal discussions on what we offer and our aims.

    You will need to wear weather-appropriate clothing and footwear and bring a hot flask or bottle of water. Protective gloves are available on request. All tasks will be appropriated to the skills, experience and health of any individual; all we ask is that if anyone is concerned in any way about what they are being asked to undertake that they bring it to the attention of the task leader. Unfortunately, unlike some national bodies, we are unable to provide any expenses for travel etc. It is advisable to always check the website before setting off just in case a late cancellation has to be made.

    Further details on these tasks and other volunteering opportunities can be found on the What’s On page.

    • Telephone: 01524 761034
    • Email: contact@landscapetrust.org.uk
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