Now you can read about the largest reintroduction of the fabulous water vole in this new book., “Ratty Restored: A Vole, A Mink and A Man.”

For this #WilderWednesday, our Data Assistant, Emily has written a blog about the importance of camera trap records!

As part of the purchase of Rothbury Estate by Northumberland Wildlife Trust and The Wildlife Trust our Chief Exec Mike Pratt put forward a vision - Create a wildlife corridor across Northern…

The Eurasian beaver - one of the most talked about animals when it comes to nature restoration in the UK, and a species that is making its way into the public consciousness. In fact, they are…

I have been the Data Assistant for NWT for just over a year, and it has been full of learning opportunities and challenges.

For this Blog we have an update from one of Wilder Northumberland Network Members, Moss Peteral Farm. Keep reading to find out more!

The Nature Recovery Team work largely away from our reserves and landholdings, so necessarily much of the team’s work is delivered in partnership with other organisations or individuals. By coming…

Bakethin Nature Reserve is one of five sites owned by Northumbrian Water and managed for wildlife in partnership with Northumberland Wildlife Trust. It is a great site to visit at any time of the…

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At just over 1500ha with a boundary of over 10 miles, Whitelee Moor is our largest reserve, stretching from Catcleugh reservoir up to the Scottish border at Carter Bar.