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Nature notes: how we can all help nature

Our CEO Sarah considers the ways in which we can all help nature - from gardens to pots on windowsills to hanging feeders. Even with a small space, we can all get involved - at home, school or the office - and make a difference.

Back On Our Map Legacy Documents

Want to know more about the BOOM species and all the work that has been carried out over the past 4 years?

The State of Nature 2023 and Morecambe Bay

According to the State of Nature Report 2023, the UK has experienced a significant loss of biodiversity and, as a result, the UK is now one of the most nature-depleted countries on Earth.

Blue Influencers Scheme comes to Morecambe Bay

Morecambe Bay Partnership is thrilled to be one of 22 charities awarded funding over the next three years from the Blue Influencers Scheme.

Our current projects

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Calling Morecambe Bay schools- join a beach clean!

This initiative aims to empower students aged 7-18 to become environmental stewards by fostering a deep understanding of beach plastics and water quality issues.

Hest Bank, Lancashire

The coastline at Hest Bank has witnessed extensive change over the past two decades. Much of the saltmarsh, which once protected the West Coast Main Line and local properties from flooding and erosion, has experienced substantial erosion. Working with Lancaster City Council, the local community and wider stakeholders, the Our Future Coast project is seeking to design and test new natural methods to restore this vital saltmarsh habitat and coastal buffer. Meet Hest Bank Marsh here:

Jenny Brown's Point, Lancashire

Jenny Brown’s Point is a small coastal peninsula in the parish of Silverdale. The area is an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, valued for its environmental and heritage qualities. The chimney at Jenny Brown’s Point, a grade-two listed structure, is valued as a key part of this local identity. However, the saltmarsh, which once protected the structure, has experienced substantial erosion, leaving the chimney vulnerable to damage and undercutting from waves and rising tides. The Our Future Coast project is…

Earnse Bay, Cumbria

Overlooking the Irish Sea, Earnse Bay on Walney Island is a well-loved recreation spot and home to a community of residential chalet owners on West Shore Park. The coastline is fast eroding, with defence measures put in place to protect the community from this erosion and flood risk. Longer term, the area is faced with an increasing risk of flooding and erosion from climate change. The Our Future Coast project, working with Westmorland & Furness Council and various partners, is…

Millom Marshes, Cumbria

Millom Marshes is an expansive area of saltmarsh on the Duddon Estuary. The marsh, an internationally important place for wildlife and for the local agricultural economy, is backed by an earth embankment. The local Shoreline Management Plan (SMP), which sets out a 100-year strategic approach for managing the coastline, calls for a future realignment of the coast and embankment. However, the anticipated high cost of such a strategy makes achieving it unlikely. Cumberland Council and local stakeholders are working collaboratively…

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