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Northumberland Wildlife Trust is set to host a free community nature celebration day this September in partnership with The Greening Wingrove Bike Garden.
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Northumberland Wildlife Trust is set to host a free community nature celebration day this September in partnership with The Greening Wingrove Bike Garden.
Northumberland Wildlife Trust’s Communities and Nature team has joined forces with Northumberland Recovery College to host several wellbeing and nature courses in Northumberland this September and…
Northumberland Wildlife Trust’s estates staff and volunteers have been making the most of the recent hot weather by returning to one of its best lowland meadow reserves in the area.
As temperatures continue to rise, Northumberland Wildlife Trust is issuing an annual plea for the public to be nature conscious and vigilant when out and about.
Northumberland Wildlife Trust has lost one of its biggest and most passionate supporters of wildlife conservation.
Evidence shows that lynx released in Northumberland would thrive and stretch into bordering parts of Cumbria and southern Scotland.
Following the success of the art trail at the Weetslade Country Park in April, it’s back for the summer and, yet again, it’s free!
Staff at Northumberland Wildlife Trust’s Hauxley reserve have been left traumatised following a barbaric dog attack on a young resident deer.
With the summer holidays in full swing, Northumberland Wildlife Trust’s two visitor centres at Northumberlandia and Hauxley are busier than ever.