Support nature and wildlife
From red squirrels to deer and ancient trees to plants, the places we care for are home to a huge amount of diverse nature and wildlife. Give today and protect these green spaces and animals for years to come.
From improving water quality in rivers and restoring precious treasures, to improving accessibility so more people can connect with nature and history, find out what work we're doing in Cheshire and Greater Manchester.
Your support helps us look after the past, from conserving historic buildings and works of art to unearthing archaeological treasures and supporting urban heritage projects.
Learn about our vision for Castlefield Viaduct in Manchester and about the work we're doing in partnership to transform this historic structure into an urban park for people and nature.
Find out more about the restoration of the Flemish Cadmus tapestry at Lyme, a set of three which tell the myth of the founding of Thebes.
Take a glimpse into the Moreton family letters held at the British Library, transcribed by our research volunteers, and offering a valuable insight into 17th century life.
Work is underway to restore the 500 year old chimneys, to ensure that they are safe, structurally secure and can continue to withstand the impact of the ever-changing weather.
Climate change is the biggest threat to nature and the historic environment. Find out how we're helping wildlife to thrive and working towards sustainability in a changing climate.
Find out how we're delivering the River Bollin Riverlands project to improve the health of the river in Cheshire and Greater Manchester. The project includes Quarry Bank, Dunham Massey, Lyme, Alderley Edge and Hare Hill.
From ongoing conservation work to restoration work brought about by flooding and fires, the work of rangers and volunteers is a round-the-clock job.
How did the Second World War have such a lasting impact on the wildlife of Bickerton Hill? Discover the impact that history can have on wildlife and natural areas.
Find out how we’re working to combat climate change at Castlefield Viaduct, as part of a project to transform this historic structure into an urban green space.
Discover how we’ve been delivering a green recovery in Cheshire and Greater Manchester including restoring green spaces, protecting places from flooding, capturing carbon and finding natural solutions to the problems of climate change.
We’re working with local communities to make sure everyone benefits from the places we look after, and that they’re welcoming to everyone.
From medieval deer park to RAF base, generations have shaped Lyme into the place you see today. Over the next few years, we need to adapt to look after the long-term future of this much-loved place. Find out more about future plans and how you can get involved.
Learn more about the community work we’re doing at Castlefield Viaduct in Manchester to work with people across the region.
Discover more about the £9.4 million project to restore Quarry Bank in Cheshire for future generations to enjoy, and discover how the work was funded.
As a conservation charity, find out what we're doing to care for nature and history at National Trust places in Liverpool and Lancashire.
We're working with partner organisations on numerous conservation projects across Shropshire, and beyond, to improve nature connectivity and increase wildlife habitats.
We believe that nature, beauty and history are for everyone. That’s why we’re supporting wildlife, protecting historic sites and more. Find out about our work.
From red squirrels to deer and ancient trees to plants, the places we care for are home to a huge amount of diverse nature and wildlife. Give today and protect these green spaces and animals for years to come.