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The National Trust have developed a climate change map to illustrate the threat posed by climate change. The map plots locations against existing climate data and shows how potential risks could change by 2060. These risks include flooding and coastal erosion. If there is no major change to emissions, the -
The National Trust team at Formby Nature Reserve are helping to create habitats for Natterjack Toads The National Trust team are working in partnership with Dynamic Dunescapes. Areas of overgrown vegetation are being removed and pools restored or even created. Natterjack toads are rare, the Sefton coastline being one of -
To help make your visit safe and comfortable, the National Trust have introduced a one way system at Rufford Old Hall. You can see the path the route takes through the property on the map below. You should note that you are not restricted to a single tour around the
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Car parking at Formby NT squirrel reserve has undergone some changes to improve the safety of the site and the experience of parking at Formby. The National Trust have introduced opening times and other changes at car parks which may affect your visit. The changes include a height barrier at
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Subject to government confirmation, the National Trust are planning to open houses in England and Wales from 17 May 2021, and in Northern Ireland from 24 May 2021. To help people plan for visiting the houses once they re-open, the National Trust have published a page of advice on their
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SoFA members enjoyed an interesting Zoom talk entitled ‘Sandscape’ given by the experienced Green Sefton Engagement Officer, John Dempsey. John Dempsey, Green Sefton John is a key part of the group looking after Sefton’s coastal and dune system. Members benefitted from both his job experience and his lifelong interest in
