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With less than 75 days before London 2012 gets out of the blocks, Risley Moss Local Nature Reserve in Birchwood is set for its own bit of Olympic glory, with families invited to a "Running Rings" activity morning on Saturday 19th May.

Presented as a keynote at the 15th European Forum in Urban Forestry, this presentation gives a glimpse of the work of The Mersey Forest Partnership to date and a look ahead at the Wirral Waters project.

This paper was presented to the Independent Panel on Forestry. It sets out a very high description of Community Forestry and in particular looks at some aspects of community involvement in The Mersey Forest.

Two-page PDF introducing the Liverpool City Region LNP, its proposed role and its objectives. Also provides a link to a short online survey to add your own comments.

Report by the Woodland Trust, produced in cooperation with Lancaster University and the University of Birmingham, showing that despite air quality in the UK improving in recent decades, there remain serious health issues relating to air pollution.

A step by step guide for energy and facility managers who want to start deploying biomass heating systems

People in Billinge can enjoy welly-free walks and greener school grounds thanks to a trio of environmental projects in the village, wth funding from United Utilities via the St Helens Landscape Fund, and St.Helens Council.

Flyer for family fun day at Mab Lane Community Woodland in Liverpool, organised as part of The Mersey Forest's Access to Nature project.

Volunteers young and old have taken part in The Big Tree Plant campaign in recent months, but none quite so senior as Runcorn's Jim Peers. The 93-year-old planted two ash trees and one field maple outside the new community room at Hanover Court.

Latest news and events from the Bluebell Recovery Project which works to support native bluebells in Cheshire and The Mersey Forest.