A #WilderWednesday Whitelee Moor update
Over the past 26 years there has been much peat restoration on Whitelee Moor, but with over 750ha of blanket bog on the reserve there is still plenty to do!
Over the past 26 years there has been much peat restoration on Whitelee Moor, but with over 750ha of blanket bog on the reserve there is still plenty to do!
Just over the watershed from Whitelee is the Kielder Wildwood, home to England’s last native population of Scot’s Pine.
The Biodiversity Boost Project, which ended in February, was awarded almost £750,000 by the Species Survival Fund to increase biodiversity and enhance habitats across the Druridge Bay area across…
A guest blog by Lloyd Jones, Forest Manager, North East Community Forest.
Back in January, I left the rolling hills of Northumberland for the flat(ish) land of Leicestershire for a course in Sustainable Land Management at a well established research centre and farm -…
For this week’s #WilderWednesday, ecologist Richard Thompson from Hepple has written a blog.
What is important in a woodland, and what makes a woodland resilient?
As Wilder Northumberland Officer at Northumberland Wildlife Trust - Laura Hindle attended the EUROPARC Federation Conference 2025 in Lithuania to find out how other organisations are approaching…