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What's new...
2027 Landscape Trust Calendars Now Available
This year, as part of our 40th Anniversary celebrations, we are offering not one but two different calendars for 2027. One features 13 stunning landscape images from around the National Landscape by local photographer, Steven Grimshaw. The second has 13 images of local wildlife as captured through the lenses of local photographer, David Pollard, Steven Grimshaw and Steve Benner. Individual copies of each of the calendars are available at £10 each from our on-line shop or from various local outlets. Alternatively, you can purchase the special double-pack, containing one of each calendar, for the bargain price of just £15. This deal is only available direct from the Trust, via our on-line shop, or at the Autumn Lecture event at Yealand Village Hall, 6:30pm, Wednesday 18th November.
What's on...
Upcoming Landscape Trust Events
Other Local Events
For details of additional events around the Arnside and Silverdale National Landscape, please visit the What’s On page of the Arnside and Silverdale National Landscape Partnership.
Out and about...
Mike Warren. A few pictures from Gaitbarrows with a couple from Leighton's Marsh hides. The Nostoc is a photosynthesising cyanobacterium - ancient creatures regarded as the very early oxygenators of the atmosphere. They are also responsible for so called algal blooms and are occasional symbionts in some lichens.
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Mike Warren. From a sunny day a few days at Leighton and Gaitbarrows. Some aerial shots - learning to use the drone for monitoring valuable sites and insects from the Ivy on the Leighton road-side path. As annotated - Ivy bees around - recently arrived from the south.
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Mike Warren. A second batch of fungi from recent walks. Identification not reliable but I just delight in the huge variety of fingi.
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Mike Warren. Visit to Leighton - a bit showery yesterday but saw an Otter with a fish - Eel probably.
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📣 Sandside Quarry Update & Public Consultation
Stephenson Halliday is hosting an open consultation event on behalf of Dallam Tower Estate to present proposals for Sandside Quarry.
📍 Heron Hall, Storth
📅 Wednesday 4 November
🕓 4pm–8pm
Come along to view the proposals, ask questions and share your feedback. Information leaflets will be available with key details, visual material and contact information for any follow-up comments or queries.
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Older articles…
Gingerbread Well starts production again!
Brown Hairstreak in the Arnside and Silverdale AONB
Tithe and Inclosure Maps
Early Ordnance Survey maps of Coldwell
A key addition to the mosaic: our "Golden Horseshoe"
Boundary planting and new hedges
