Flooding updates from Brockholes
The latest updates on the flooding situation at Brockholes Nature Reserve following Storm Ciara on Sunday 9th February 2020.
News and Views
Jason Lock
R is for... Robin
One of the nation’s favourite birds. The robin redbreast is present right across the country and with their striking red flash and memorable song they are easily recognisable.
Children spread the word at school's Eco-Council Day
If children are the future, then Lancashire is in safe hands following an Eco-Council day at Brockholes, where around 66 children came to learn all about how they can make a difference to their…
What wonderful wildlife was seen in January?
Winter has well and truly arrived at Brockholes Nature Reserve. Despite the changeable weather, some wondrous wildlife has been spotted out and about on the reserve. Here are some of our top…
Every business can play its part in the fight against the Climate Emergency
A Brockholes conference or wellbeing day can help keep your business green.
Q is for... Quarry
On the site of an old sand and gravel quarry now lies an award winning wildlife haven, where people and nature happily coexist. This once industrial wasteland has been transformed into a standout…
P is for... Plant life
Brockholes Nature Reserve has an abundance of plant life throughout the year. From trees and shrubs to grasses and wildflowers the nature reserve is a rich tapestry of diverse plant life.
Prisoners repair tools to help conservation work at Brockholes
Inmates at a Lancashire prison are lending a hand when it comes to protecting the Lancashire environment.
December Photography Competition Results
Winter is well and truly upon us at Brockholes Nature Reserve, with the dramatic change in weather there is an abundance of seasonal wildlife out on the reserve. Our brilliant photographers have…
Dip into the world of dabbling ducks
A duck swims on water, we know that much. But do you know just how many different species of duck are seen at Brockholes, and what makes them all unique?