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Morecambe Bay is exceptional for the extent of its diverse coastal habitats and the wide range of species that characterize and give identity to Morecambe Bay.
We are working hard to secure landscape-scale restoration of coastal marshes, wet grasslands, headlands and promontories around Morecambe Bay, to re-connect fragmented habitats and allow specialist species to move freely across a dynamic landscape.
Find out about our natural heritage, habitat and landscape projects
Back On Our Map (BOOM) - Species Reintroduction
Headlands to Headspace - Conserving and celebrating the Bay's heritage
Explore The Bay's special places
Why are we looking after the Bay's natural heritage?
Morecambe Bay is exceptional for the extent and quality of its natural heritage with salt marshes, sand dunes, shingle, coastal limestone grasslands and woodlands all of international importance. These habitats in turn support a wide range of species that characterise and give identity to the fringes of Morecambe Bay, including breeding and wintering waders and wildfowl, breeding terns, rare flowers, rare butterflies and specialist moths.
However, few of these habitats are in optimal condition for their iconic and specialist species. Issues with management change, habitat quality and invasive species have all lead to species declines, and in some cases extinctions, along the fringes of Morecambe Bay.
We are helping to connect prioirty habitat around the Bay, joining up, restoring and managing coastal habitats at a landscape scale. We also want to improve and safeguard roost sites and nesting sites for important species such as terns and eiders.
Morecambe Bay Partnership is dedicated to ensuring the Bay's natural heritage is conserved, restored, understood and, most importantly, celebrated. We are encouraging communities around the Bay to find out more about this special place they live and work, and help to look after it. We are
Find out more about our natural heritage projects here.
We are grateful to the National Lottery Heritage Fund who help us to deliver this important work to conserve, protect and celebrate the Bay's natural heritage.