Our 2020 events programme has gone virtual!
Owing to the current uncertainty of being able to run events, planning for our physical events programme this year in currently on hold. As an interim solution, we currently holding daily virtual events via our Facebook group. Anyone is welcome to join us!
COVID-19 RESPONSE
Keer to Kent Extra
A supplemental set of pages to complement our printed journal, including an archive of back issues.
New Website Area
News articles…
Tree planting at Coldwell Bank
300+ new trees planted at Coldwell Bank by local school pupils, thanks to the Woodland Trust.
Peter Standing, 1947-2019
It is with very great sadness that we report the death of Peter Standing on Saturday 16th November 2019.
New weather data website launches
Those with an interest in things weather-related and with a penchant for figures, graphs and charts may like to know about a new local weather data web service, featuring data from several local automatic weather stations.
Successful Spring Open Days at Coldwell
The May Day Bank holidays saw our Coldwell Horseshoe reserves hosting two contrasting but equally successful events for members of the Trust and the general public. The weather wasn't its best on either occasion but it did stay (largely) dry and everyone gave every appearance of enjoying their visit.
Latest News -- April 2019
April 2019 news: signs of spring; the name of our new reserve; honorary life membership awards; photo competition
Articles about our Coldwell reserves…
Tree planting at Coldwell Bank
300+ new trees planted at Coldwell Bank by local school pupils, thanks to the Woodland Trust.
Successful Spring Open Days at Coldwell
The May Day Bank holidays saw our Coldwell Horseshoe reserves hosting two contrasting but equally successful events for members of the Trust and the general public. The weather wasn't its best on either occasion but it did stay (largely) dry and everyone gave every appearance of enjoying their visit.
Brown Hairstreak in the Arnside and Silverdale AONB
Brown Hairstreak butterfly has been recorded in and near to Coldwell Parrock and Gait Barrows NNR over recent years. This has generated great interest and discussion, as Tom Dunbar explains.
On-going tree work at Coldwell Parrock
Anyone visiting or driving past our reserve at Coldwell Parrock can hardly have failed to notice that the Landscape Trust is currently undertaking a considerable amount of work on the trees and shrub growth around its boundaries. This article by our reserves team explains what is happening and why.
Coldwell – half a century of landscape conservation
Landscape conservation has been practised in the pastures around Coldwell Farm for even longer than the AONB has existed. The Trust's latest acquisition of reserve land at Coldwell will ensure that it continues into the future.
Tithe and Inclosure Maps
The 1846 Yealand Township tithe map and the earlier 1778 Yealand inclosure map offer insights into the history of the Coldwell Land and its fields.
Brown Hairstreak Butterflies - why are we so excited about having them at Coldwell?
The Brown Hairstreak is not 'supposed' to be here at all!
Early Ordnance Survey maps of Coldwell
For landscape historians old maps are like ancient parchments that can be peeled back to reveal the past. Early OS maps are a good place to start.
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