Six fluffy bundles arrive on Hauxley reserve
Following on from the distress of a swan being discovered with a fatal head wound at Northumberland Wildlife Trust’s East Chevington reserve at the start of June, there is some happier swan news…
Stonechat. Image by: Mark Hamblin/2020VISION.
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Following on from the distress of a swan being discovered with a fatal head wound at Northumberland Wildlife Trust’s East Chevington reserve at the start of June, there is some happier swan news…
Volunteers at Northumberland Wildlife Trust have been busy assembling 110 small bird boxes for installation at a number of the wildlife charity’s nature reserves.
Northumberland Wildlife Trust is inviting everybody to join it at two of its most popular reserves for a Big Wild Weekend on Saturday 14th and Sunday 15th June.
Northumberland Wildlife Trust’s Wilder Northumberland team is set to host a dam fine evening all about beavers at the Alnwick Playhouse later this month.
Northumberland Wildlife Trust is horrified that a swan has been shot dead on one of its most popular Druridge Bay reserves.
Northumberland Wildlife Trust Chief Executive Mike Pratt is set to take his concerns about the terms of the Planning & Infrastructure Bill to all local MPs, as a matter of urgency, in an…
Volunteers and staff from Northumberland Wildlife Trust have been conducting the wildlife charity’s annual Whitelee Moor bird breeding survey, thanks to supporters of the Wilder Whitelee Big Give…
Championing Nature will bring disadvantaged children, young people aged 16-24, and families closer to nature and create a lasting legacy through physical projects in urban areas.
Northumberland Wildlife Trust’s Wonderful Worms event is back by popular demand this half term.
Funding from The Rural Asset Multiplier Pilot Programme (RAMP) has enabled Northumberland Wildlife Trust to lay a new hawthorn hedge at one of its Druridge Bay reserves visited by 100,000+ members…