October, 2011
Find out about what’s happening with the Trust by reading our latest stories below. If you want to find out more or think you have a story, please contact our press office. Don’t forget to share comments, stories, photos and videos on our group Facebook page, Youtube or Flickr.
Turkish Delights by Kevin O'Hara
Friday 28th October, 2011
My eye problem continues to disrupt my vision, but luckily not my ability to get out and enjoy the outdoors, or indeed to travel afar (although I did get some dodgy looks whilst passing through passport control with my patch on).
Where do they all go in winter? – part 1
Friday 28th October, 2011
Today I felt the first twangs of winter; the ‘first frost’ gripped my garden, the chickens came skidding out of their ark, and I had to break the ice on their drinking water.
Where do they go in winter? – part 2.
Friday 28th October, 2011
We observe many mini-migrations throughout the winter months as the weather fluctuates, and birds such as the beautiful waxwing, or the many equally-beautiful fieldfares and redwings, often come to the UK for its milder climate.
Play your part for nature
Wednesday 26th October, 2011
The Government has launched a Natural Environment White Paper discussion document to ask for your views on nature.
Be hedgehog aware this Bonfire Night!
Wednesday 19th October, 2011
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Northumberland Wildlife Trust is urging members of the public to look out for hiding hedgehogs before they light their fires this Bonfire Night.
NWT needs your help!
Wednesday 19th October, 2011
Northumberland Wildlife Trust is calling for members of the public in and around the Kielder and Redesdale area with a bit of spare time on their hands to get in touch with them.
Creature comforts!
Monday 17th October, 2011
Now that the weather is getting colder, the mornings are getting darker and it's almost time to turn the clocks back, it's time to do your bit for wildlife, says Northumberland Wildlife Trust.
Nestlé supports wildlife charity
Monday 17th October, 2011
Northumberland Wildlife Trust is delighted to welcome Nestlé Fawdon as its latest corporate member.
Wild times for pupils!
Thursday 13th October, 2011
A group of up to 8 young people from Ashington Community High School will be spending this autumn helping Northumberland Wildlife Trust at one of its busiest reserves.
CAP reform will not help nature’s recovery
Thursday 13th October, 2011
Northumberland Wildlife Trust is disappointed by the European Commission’s proposals on the future of the Common Agricultural Policy, published today. It will shape the way farmland is managed between 2014-2020 and hence determine the health of our natural environment.