It was an honour to be at the launch of the Ingleborough NNR into the King's Series of NNRs earlier this month - check out the blog below for more on what the #WildIngleborough partnership has achieved since forming in 2021 🌳🦋🐦

Speech was well received. I think, especially the quotes from my students about their visits to #WildIngleborough. The described the value for their physical and meental health, learning andthe opportunity to contribute and connect with their culture and heritage.

Wild Ingleborough – Reaching new heights for wildlife | Yorkshire Wildlife Trust Tim Thom, Wild Ingleborough programme manager, celebrates the impact your support and donations have made on the Wild Ingleborough programme over the last two years.

Ingleborough just levelled up! 💚 More wild land, more rare species, more reasons to grab your boots and explore.

Nature’s winning big in Yorkshire—come see why! 👇

www.ywt.org.uk/blog/wild-ingleborough/wild-ingleborough-reaching-new-heights-wildlife

#WildIngleborough #KingsNNR #NatureRecovery

Ingleborough just got wilder! 🌿 Now the size of 2.2 billion Yorkshire Tea bags—brewing a brighter future for nature!

www.gov.uk/government/news/yorkshires-natural-beauty-recognised-as-ingleborough-nnr-expands

#WildIngleborough #NNR

Big day for me today. Unaccustomed as I am, I'll be giving a speech at a prestigious launch event. Eek! #OutdoorLearning #NatureConnection #PeopleAndCommunities #WildIngleborough

Wild Ingleborough's upland plant nursery Set within Yorkshire's stunning uplands, conservationists and volunteers help to restore a wild landscape

🌿 The secret to saving Yorkshire’s wild plants? It starts in a tiny upland nursery! 👀

Read @jackwallington.com’s blog to discover how this hidden gem in #WildIngleborough is growing hope for our upland habitats. 🌱

www.wildway.info/p/wild-ingle...

#NatureRecovery

Wild about Wildflowers | Yorkshire Wildlife Trust In June, Telling our Story volunteer Sara enjoyed an inspiring visit to the Wild Ingleborough upland plant nursery. There, she learned about the project’s mission to support fragmented plant…

Read about Telling our Story Volunteer, Sara's, recent trip to #WildIngleborough where she learned about the project’s mission to support fragmented plant populations. 🌺

www.ywt.org.uk/blog/sara/wild-about-wildflowers

Great to welcome @jackwallington.com (& @yorkswildlife.bsky.social colleagues) to see our work on Fleet Moss and also our sister programme #WildIngleborough. It's really satisfying to see the #GreatNorthBog looking so much wetter! Ace progress to with the montane nursery at Ingleborough!

Since our #WildIngleborough appeal launched in spring 2024, we've made huge strides for wildlife and wild spaces around Ingleborough mountain. 🏔️

None of which would have been possible without your support. 💚

Discover more in this celebratory film by Finn Varney: www.youtube.com/watch?v=vZL5uQO_NTU

Tomorrow is the last day of #GroundNestFest and there are three events for you to choose - just scroll down to what we have to offer with our #WildIngleborough colleagues: www.ywt.org.uk/events/groun...
#GreatNorthBog #PreciousPeatlands

See what you missed at #GroundNestFest today! Don't worry, there are plenty more events you join: www.ywt.org.uk/events/groun...
#WildIngleborough
#GreatNorthBog

Yorkshire Wildlife Trust reaches dry stone walling milestone in bid to preserve local heritage and create more space for wildlife | Yorkshire Wildlife Trust Yorkshire Wildlife Trust are thrilled to have restored 400m of dry stone wall– the same length as the Ribblehead Viaduct.

"It typically takes us a few days to restore 10 metres of dry stone wall - restoring 400m is a real achievement that we & our incredible volunteers are very proud of."

www.ywt.org.uk/news/yorkshire-wildlife-trust-reaches-dry-stone-walling-milestone-bid-preserve-local-heritage-and

#WildIngleborough

Looking for activities across the first May bank holiday week? We've got you covered - there's something for everyone at Ground Nest Fest 2025 from 2nd to 10th May with YPP and our sister @yorkswildlife.bsky.social programme #WildIngleborough: www.ywt.org.uk/events/groun...
#GreatNorthBog

Black grouse sitting on a drystone wall

From the striking black grouse to the elusive ring ouzel and the melodious curlew, find out how our conservation work is transforming #WildIngleborough for the benefit of these brilliant birds. 🦅

ywt.org.uk/blog/ingleborough-birds

📷 Margaret Holland

Buzzing through the golden hues of the evening sun on #WildIngleborough 💜🌸🐝

Video description - point of view of a bee flying across the Ingleborough clifftops in search of nectar from rare purple saxifrage flowers that grow here. The end of the video has footage of a real bee visiting the flowers.

Portrait of brown hare concealed on a stone wall in the Wild Ingleborough site. Text overlaid reads ‘over 320 hectares of land under restoration’.

Close up of a hand holding a tree sapling. Text reads ‘65,000 native trees planted’.

Landscape showing exposed limestone pavement on the lower slopes of Ingleborough mountain in the Wild Ingleborough project site. Text overlaid reads 39 hectares of peatland under restoration.

Little owl perched on a dry-stone wall at sunset - Ingleborough National Nature Reserve, Yorkshire, UK. Text overlaid reads ‘over 8,000 hours volunteered’.

Milestones for wildlife in Ingleborough! 🙌

Since launching in 2021, project #WildIngleborough has made some almighty achievements. 💚

Thanks to our partner Aviva, and other funders, we're bringing this upland landscape back to life. 👇