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Visitor Giving for Business

Morecambe Bay is special; it's precious landscapes, wildlife, heritage & communities need support to thrive now, and into the future. And people like you can make a vital difference. With your support and your customers', small donations for Morecambe Bay help to ensure: vital habitats and species are conservedthe Bay’s heritage is protected and its stories are celebrated & preservedcommunities are supportedvital education programmes for local children and young peopleimproved access to the coast & countryside so that residents and…

Bay Cycle Way 10th Birthday Challenge

Take on the Bay Cycle Way this summer, help celebrate its 10th birthday and raise money for Morecambe Bay!

Wild Blue Yonder

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On the Move : Past, Present & Future

Saturday 9th August, 11 - 3pmVictoria Hall, Grange-over-SandsFREE Hosted by PEAT (Peninsula Environmental Action Together,) ‘On the Move – Past, Present and Future’ marks the culmination of the ‘Let’s Talk - The Future of Transport and Travel on the Cartmel Peninsula’ project rethinking transport and travel. This free, fun, family-friendly event will feature a wide variety of travel themed interactive activities aiming to get people thinking about how our community moves around. Activities will include: Arts and crafts creating imaginative…

Holidays by Train: New Exhibition

New exhibition celebrates the golden age of train travel to the seaside Kents Bank Station Library, on the shores of Morecambe Bay, has launched a new exhibition on the theme of ‘Holidays by Train’. It's a joint initiative with the neighbouring Beach Hut Gallery. The exhibition features historic posters as well as books and original timetables and handbills. The library itself has a stock of over 10,000 books and magazines featuring different aspects of railways, trams and canals. Most books…

Want to get involved in Morecambe Bay Day 2025?

This exciting school’s initiative will take place on Wednesday 15th October 2025 and we’re inviting all schools around the Bay to take part.

Sunderland Point

Sunderland Point, at the tip of the Lune Estuary near Lancaster, is a unique place – but one that is vulnerable to the impacts of climate change. Our Future Coast is supporting the community to develop their own Nature Based Solutions project to help manage coastal change now and into the future. With 38 properties, some dating back to the 17th century, Sunderland Point is a place rich in history, heritage and culture, and hosts worked farmland, an active fishing…

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