Learn more about our activity on the Solway Coast – the local team, our target species, and what we’re doing to help them.
| On the Solway Coast, we have a team of two Species on the Edge officers, Liam and Jack. Together they are working closely with local communities and land managers to secure a future for 13 nationally rare and vulnerable species.
Our activity
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Our species
Join us for a volunteer day to benefit the Northern Brown Argus butterfly...
There are so many ways you can get involved with Species on the Edge and support your local species. We have a range of volunteering opportunities and events throughout the year – from work parties, to survey training, to creative workshops – and we are also able to work with land managers to help them support biodiversity on their land. For more information on how you can get involved, get in touch with Liam or Jack.
Bringing you our 2025 activity as a comic! Courtesy of the extraordinary Aimee Lockwood....
Explore the world of bats in this six-part podcast, a creative evaluation piece by Stephen Rutt and ...
Building bat boxes, boosting butterflies, breeding bugs, and more!...
Tha an t-sìde fhluich o chionn ghoirid air badan ùr den Charrachan-Sgèithe (Tadpole Shrimp) a thoirt...
Recent wet weather has hatched a new population of the rare and ancient Tadpole Shrimp – one of the ...
Learn about the UK's bats and how you can help them in this online talk led by Species on the Edge B...
