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Stories, blogs and updates
Catch up on the latest news from the team.
You did it! 100K in May for Morecambe Bay
Local business, Carringtons Coffee Co., hosted the month long fundraiser '100K in May for Morecambe Bay' for our charity through…
Nature Notes: Discover Natterjack Toads and Morecambe Bay's dune habitats
A springtime view from the far-west of Morecambe Bay - find out why Morecambe Bay's dune habitat is so important…
Aaron Sharples runs 100K for the Bay in one day!
Find out why inspirational Aaron ran 100 kilometres (that's just over 62 miles!) in one day to support Morecambe Bay.
Inspiring youth action at the Blue Influencers Scheme Conference, March 2024
We met and heard from inspirational young people and peers joined in one mission - to create change and take…
Calling Morecambe Bay schools- join a beach clean!
This initiative aims to empower students aged 7-18 to become environmental stewards by fostering a deep understanding of beach plastics…
Blue Influencers Scheme comes to Morecambe Bay
Morecambe Bay Partnership is thrilled to be one of 22 charities awarded funding over the next three years from the…
The State of Nature 2023 and Morecambe Bay
According to the State of Nature Report 2023, the UK has experienced a significant loss of biodiversity and, as a…
Nature notes: how we can all help nature
Our CEO Sarah considers the ways in which we can all help nature - from gardens to pots on windowsills…
Back On Our Map "best bits"
As the Back On Our Map project reaches its grand finale, it's time to reflect on the remarkable achievements of…
Back On Our Map Legacy Documents
Want to know more about the BOOM species and all the work that has been carried out over the past…
Love Morecambe Bay
We know so many of you love Morecambe Bay and want this precious place to be protected and cared for…
Why we need abundant nature in Morecambe Bay
Sarah, our CEO, reflects on the notion of 'adundance' in nature and new species making the Bay their home.