Contact Us

For general enquries please email info@cbdc.org.uk. For specific enquiries you are welcome to contact a member of the team directly by phone or email using our details on the Meet the Team page.

Postal Address:

CBDC,
Tullie House Museum,
Castle Street,
Carlisle, CA3 8TP.

Office Address:

CBDC,
Herbert Atkinson House,
13 Abbey Street,
Carlisle, CA3 8TX.

Visit Us

We welcome visitors by appointment, whether it is to have a chat about a recording project, make use of our recorder support facilities or just because you'd like to learn more about what we do.

The CBDC offices are situated adjacent to the Tullie House museum building on Abbey Street, in Herbert Atkinson House. Please ring the doorbell (it's a red door with Herbert Atkinson House written above) and ask for a member of CBDC staff.

Herbert Atkinson House, Abbey Street (sat nav: CA3 8TX, NY39735601)

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    Biodiversity Data · Saturday, April 30th, 2022 at 8:14am
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    Every organisation can get involved in recording wildlife. Looking forward to working with the Oak Tree Animals' Charity on Monday. https://t.co/7cTwjBPD03
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    Biodiversity Data · Wednesday, March 16th, 2022 at 7:43am
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    A few seats left for talk tomorrow night https://t.co/3QXnB3lNxZ
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    Biodiversity Data · Thursday, March 10th, 2022 at 5:11am
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    Great Chance to hear Roy Dennis talk about White-tailed eagle conservation in UK. Next Thursday (17th) evening at Tullie House. Free. Event. Book here https://t.co/O9qpqDFk2W
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    Biodiversity Data · Friday, February 25th, 2022 at 11:02am
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    Cumbria Recorders' Conference. Tomorrow 10-2:30. Online and Free. Wildlife in Cumbria 2021 highlights include the Fritillaries of Morcambe Bay, Harvest Mouse Survey, Reports from recording groups. More details
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    Biodiversity Data · Thursday, October 28th, 2021 at 5:54am
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    🤯 @getcumbriabuzzing https://t.co/VLKIT21YDh
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    Matt Shardlow@MattEAShardlow
    Efforts to include protection for bees and other pollinators from harmful pesticides in the Environment Bill have run out of steam. 😢
    Reflections on first experience of getting UK parliament to take responsibility for post-Brexit pesticide regulation here- https://t.co/YsAsSiVWbb
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