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 peatland restoration to repairing historic buildings and collections, find out more about the conservation work we're doing in Liverpool and Lancashire.
Your support helps us look after the past, from conserving historic buildings and works of art to making E. Chambré Hardman's photographic collection accessible to more people.
Discover more about the work we're doing to look after the 420-year-old, Grade I listed Great Barn at Gawthorpe Hall in Padiham.
From careful cleaning to large-scale conservation projects, our work at Rufford Old Hall is helping to preserve this unusual Tudor residence for years to come.
A project is underway to conserve Rufford’s 17th century Extensive Landscape with Exotic Flowers painting by Gommaert van der Gracht.
Find out about the important conservation work that takes place behind closed doors every winter to ensure the Hardmans’ collection can continue to stand the test of time.
Discover our work to catalogue, conserve and share the E. Chambré Hardman photographic collection, making it more accessible for everyone to explore and enjoy.
Learn about the important work that the conservation team are doing to preserve Speke Hall in Liverpool and the tools they use to do so.
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.
Discover the work we've been doing to restore, conserve and manage Holcombe Moor’s precious landscape.
Find out how the Countryside Team of rangers and volunteers work hard to restore and conserve Holcombe Moor. Learn more about the vital work carried out to increase biodiversity, improve habitats for wildlife, help capture carbon, reduce peat erosion and minimise the risk of flooding.
We've purchased 78 hectares of disused farmland in the Lunt area of Sefton. We'll create new woodlands and more diverse, nature-rich, habitats for nature like wetlands and species rich grassland alongside our partners.
Discover how we care for the garden and estate at Speke Hall and how we’re helping wildlife including bees and butterflies to thrive.
Find out more about how community groups and volunteers recently planted over 1,200 trees on Speke Hall's estate to improve habitats, store carbon and bring people closer to nature.
Find out more about how and why we're restoring peat at Manor House Farm, Rufford Old Hall.
Formby is one of the fastest changing stretches of coastline under the National Trust’s care. Discover how the team are working with nature to protect rare habitats and wildlife.
Find out what's happening at Formby's nature haven and get involved. Together we can shape future plans to protect this precious landscape and the rare species that call it home.
As a conservation charity, find out what we're doing to care for nature and history, and to improve access, at National Trust places in Cheshire and Greater Manchester.
We're working with partner organisations on numerous conservation projects across Shropshire, and beyond, to improve nature connectivity and increase wildlife habitats.
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.