A new campaign led by David Barton encourages property owners in Sefton to restore historic buildings, aiming to remove local areas from Historic England's Heritage at Risk Register.
Rising temperatures bring dragonflies and damselflies to Sefton's dunes. Experts urge dog owners to keep pets out of pools to protect delicate ecosystems.
David Barton calls on residents to participate in two online government inquiries on climate economics and tourism, highlighting opportunities to influence built and natural environment policies.
Sefton Council launches 'Take The Lead' campaign to educate dog owners about the devastating impact pets can have on rare Natterjack Toads and ground-nesting birds along the fragile coastline.
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