A new hub part-run by the Eden Project is set to open inside Morecambe's shopping centre.
The Bay: A blueprint for recovery, will open its doors to the public for the first time on Thursday February 16.
The new hub will be based in the former Vodafone shop in the Arndale.
It will become home to a local project run by the Eden Project, The Wildlife Trust for Lancashire, Manchester and North Merseyside, Cumbria Wildlife Trust and the local NHS foundation trust.
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A spokesperson said: "The Bay helps people’s wellbeing by connecting them with nature, and in turn helping nature by connecting it with people."
The new hub in the Arndale will be their centre of operations in Morecambe and home to regular wellbeing sessions and events as well as being open a couple of days a week as a warm space.
People are welcome to pop in to learn a bit more about what’s going on, about the wonderful nature found in Morecambe Bay and about how to get involved.
On Friday February 17 from 1pm to 3pm you can also pop in and make a lantern ready for the Baylight festival.


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