What wonderful wildlife was seen in March?
In spite of the somewhat challenging and uncertain times present this month. March has nevertheless been a marvellous month for wildlife at Brockholes Nature Reserve. The reserve has burst into…
News and Views
Jason Lock
T is for… Treecreeper
Treecreepers are present throughout the year at Brockholes Nature Reserve, however with their diminutive stature and unique style of movement they can be especially difficult to spot.
Coronavirus Update (COVID 19)
We know it is an uncertain time for everyone and our usual way of life will be very different for a while.
Welcome to in focus
The Wildlife Trust for Lancashire Manchester and North Merseyside are very excited to announce the arrival of binoculars and optics specialists, in focus, to Brockholes Nature Reserve in Preston…
S is for... Starlings
Brockholes Nature Reserve is a stand out location to view wondrous starling murmurations. These resplendent visual demonstrations take place throughout the winter months, and are a must see event…
Help us name our brand new calf
Meet our new calf - born Monday 2nd March 2020. She's beautiful and fluffy, but doesn't have a name...you can help!
February Photography Competition Results
In spite of the somewhat changeable weather experienced this February, our brand new photography competition has burst into life with some fabulous entries. Demonstrating that whatever the…
What wondrous wildlife was spotted in February?
Despite the somewhat damp and dismal weather experienced during the month of February, there have nevertheless been some superb wildlife sightings out on the reserve. Here are some of our top…
Flooding updates from Brockholes
The latest updates on the flooding situation at Brockholes Nature Reserve following Storm Ciara on Sunday 9th February 2020.
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.