You can help protect wildlife and wild places across Lancashire, Manchester and North Merseyside by becoming one of our valued charity members from just £4/month. We’re one of 47 Wildlife Trusts spread across the UK, the Isle of Man and Alderney. We’re Lancashire’s leading local wildlife charity and are dedicated to restoring and protecting wild places and bringing wildlife back to Lancashire, Greater Manchester and North Merseyside; to halt the biodiversity and climate crisis while helping more people experience the joy of nature in their daily lives. We manage 42 of our own nature reserves, and work with local councils and landowners to help look after other local green spaces and important wildlife sites. We speak up for wildlife on planning issues and campaign for nature on a national scale. We bring our local community closer to wildlife, teach people new skills and help them improve their wellbeing.
🌳 SOCIAL MEDIA HOUSE RULES 🌳
We want our page to be a place where people can share their love of nature and the Wildlife Trust, and share their experiences in a fun, positive environment. We welcome feedback, both positive and negative – it helps us to learn and grow – but we expect everyone to be respectful. Please take a look at our social media house rules and note that, if they aren’t respected, we may block you from following our page or remove something you have posted. Share your love of Lancashire, Greater Manchester and North Merseyside’s wildlife! Let us know where you’ve been, what you’ve seen, and share your lovely pictures. Threatening, abusive, indecent or obscene comments, images or direct messages.
2. Misleading, false or illegal content.
3. Spam links or comments, or persistent negative posting behavior that impacts on the enjoyment or interaction of other social media users.
4. Repetitive negative posts designed to provoke a response to a question that we’ve already answered. Please remember that behind every post we make, there is a person trying their best to look after our amazing wildlife and wild places. If you have any concerns about any comments or content on our page, please send us a direct message or email [email protected].
