Today, a very special guest, Billy Swainson, who is the dad of our Site Manager Glen Swainson planted the 300th tree in our Celebration Wood. Celebration Wood, is one of our projects at Wild Haweswater that beautifully combines landscape restoration with connecting people to nature and is a unique place to plant a tree – […]
Our work in focus: 300th tree planted in Celebration Wood Read More »
Meet Twiggy – an animated Red Squirrel character and her friends, with a powerful message about natural flood management.
Partnerships: Introducing Twiggy – our Red Squirrel superstar with an important message Read More »
We’re delighted to be one of seventeen outstanding organisations delivering innovative climate solutions that have reached the finals of the prestigious 2024 Ashden Awards. Over 500 organisations applied for the 2024 Ashden Awards, and Wild Haweswater is one of just two finalists in the category of Nature Based Solutions (UK) celebrating inclusive, community-led transformation in
Celebrating our work: Wild Haweswater revealed as finalist in the 2024 Ashden Awards. Read More »
Haweswater Residential Volunteer, Sam Mould, takes us through her investigation into the ecology, folklore and historic use of this little celebrated tree.
Species Highlight: The Alder Read More »
As part of National Tree Week (23 November – 1 December), this blog by RSPB volunteer and nature writer, Nic Wilson, explores the critical importance of woodland creation and conservation as a key nature-based solution to climate change. Haweswater Site Manager Lee Schofield contributes.
Woodland: A Nature-Based Solution to Climate Change Read More »
