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The success of Northumberland Rocks led to a series of five best selling books that reveal the origins of the landscapes of Northern England.
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The success of Northumberland Rocks led to a series of five best selling books that reveal the origins of the landscapes of Northern England.
Twenty young people from Howdon Community Hub hit the streets this week for a silent disco litter pick, blending environmental action with music and fun.
A group of young people from the region spent half term week diving into marine conservation at a free event hosted by Northumberland Wildlife Trust’s Championing Nature project.
Polar explorer Conrad Dickinson shares the love for historic estate with a new film as purchase deadline looms.
Northumberland Wildlife Trust is inviting young people aged between 16 and 24 years of age to learn all about kelp, the coast, and the region's climate at a special event this half term.
Northumberland Wildlife Trust’s Biodiversity Boost Project has produced two short films about the project for nature lovers to watch at their leisure.
Shake off the winter blues this February half-term with Northumberland Wildlife Trust’s free nature trail around a popular nature site.
Tree sparrows on two local nature reserves will shortly have somewhere to call home, thanks to the supporters of Northumberland Wildlife Trust.
Northumberland Wildlife Trust’s Nextdoor Nature Northumberland Project has ended, having clocked up interactions with thousands of people across the region.