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Conserving Heritage Sites on Birkrigg Common

Birkrigg Common is a jewel in the Furness landscape. It is renowned for its stunning setting, providing panoramic views across Morecambe Bay, the Lake District Fells, the Pennines and beyond. Walkers, cyclists and tourists alike use and appreciate this fabulous resource. The work of our volunteers is helping protect and preserve this unique landscape for future generations to enjoy. The common's limestone pavement and acid grassland is the perfect home for ground nesting birds and skylarks can often be heard…

Youth Engagement Officer

Are you passionate about connecting younger people with nature? How about making a real difference to younger people’s lives, empowering them to act for nature around the blue spaces where they live? If so, this might be the role for you. We are looking for a self-motivated, energetic and friendly person who can lead & deliver our youth engagement programme. The role involves taking an inclusive approach to working with younger people, where you support them to identify & attempt…

Reducing Environmental Impacts of Outdoor Events

Have you been to an event where there's lots of surplus, unnecessary single use plastic? Have you seen litter left on the trails and signage left out long after the event has ended? We've created a resource that will help break this trend and encourage behaviour change at outdoor events.

Arnside to Grange Trail

We are pleased to say we have secured funding from Westmorland & Furness Council to complete the final stage of feasibility into the Arnside to Grange Trail. PJA Transport Initiatives will start work in June 2024 to complete the following: Undertake further technical work to address some of the outstanding issues around forecast demand, construction/buildability, flooding, visual impact, increased demand for parking and identifying appropriate walking, cycling & wheeling infrastructure between the viaduct and Arnside station. Prepare operating and maintenance…

Young Explorers of Morecambe Bay – Living by the tides

If you happened to be wandering around glorious Sunderland Point last Autumn, you may have glimpsed school children dancing as little egrets and lapwings, or posing in the landscape with homemade pin-hole cameras. You might have listened in to a storyteller recounting the story of a slave boy, or stumbled upon young people sorting through some coastal ‘treasure’ along the shoreline.

Morecambe Bay - a cycling and walking destination to shout about

If you run a tourism and hospitality business in the Bay, we are offering a range of opportunities.

Trampers can transform lives

Our Tramper users and volunteers tell us how much the service matters to them.

Horizon Line Chamber

An unusual sculpture commissioned by Morecambe Bay Partnership by Chris Drury - discover the camera obscura inside.

Carnforth Wombles

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Defending the Docks

We worked with schools and volunteers to develop skills in computer science, digital technology, coding, virtual reality, mathematical surveying, engineering design and study of materials to scientifically record Second World War archaeological remains.

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