University of Central Lancashire has received more than £51,000 from the National Lottery Heritage Fund to raise awareness of the Curlew bird in East Lancs.

The numbers may not seem huge, but Stone-curlews lay a maximum of two eggs and only have one to two broods per year. This ...

An East Lancashire nature enthusiast and photographer was treated to a rare sighting of a flock of curlew on Saturday afternoon, March 9.

The Curlew Recovery Project has been funded by Farming in Protected Landscapes (FiPL) and is part of the Melbreak Wildlife ...

We’re delighted to share that, after a competitive bidding process, the RSPB will be taking over the management of Wiltshire ...

The University of Central Lancashire's natural heritage project was awarded the money by the National Lottery Heritage Fund.

While Stone-curlew are elusive and highly secretive birds, their return to the UK each spring to breed is much celebrated by those involved in the project. What’s more, the work of farmers ...

Endangered stone-curlews have been brought "back from the brink" in the East of England, with breeding pairs doubling in the ...

A conservation project in the East of England that has helped increase the population of one of the country's most threatened birds is marking its 40th anniversary. In 1985 the number of breeding ...

The parade will see the young curlew champions carrying their meadow aloft as Pegi Pyg Hir, a giant Curlew, travels with the ...

The University of Central Lancashire has received more than £51,000 from The National Lottery Heritage Fund to raise awareness of the Curlew bird and protect its habitat in East Lancashire.