As we jump into a new year, grab a brew or a pint, one last mince pie or the final bar from your selection box, and check out some of the highlights from Wild Haweswater in 2024… January We started the year strong in our nursery – the largest native tree and plant nursery in […]

As National Tree Week 2024 draws to a close, here’s a little look at the importance of trees… Where have the trees gone? Here at Wild Haweswater, as is common across much of the Lake District, a huge proportion of the trees that used to exist in the landscape have been removed through history –

We’ve got a new team member! Introducing Will Michaels, our super new Estate Worker. Find out more from the freshest face at Wild Haweswater… Where were you before you came to Wild Haweswater? Back in 2022 I spent a year as a trainee at RSPB Dungeness on the South coast, which totally convinced me to

We’re delighted to say we’ve got a new Site Manager at the helm, Glen Swainson.  He’s just three months into his role, so we thought it was time to introduce him properly and his ambitious plans for Wild Haweswater.

Today we’re excited to have opened our new Badger Watching Hide here at Wild Haweswater, following hard work from our dedicated team of staff and volunteers to construct it this winter, ready for the busy summer season. The Badger is one of the UK’s most recognised and popular mammals, bringing pleasure to thousands of people

Following the resounding success of its debut in 2023, the village of Shap is gearing up to host the second edition of the Shap Outdoor Festival.  Set amidst the scenic beauty of the Lowther Valley, this month-long celebration of nature and community will return on 27 April to 26 May 2024. We were delighted to