Look after our prickly friends this Bonfire Night
Now that Halloween is over and Bonfire Night is fast approaching, Northumberland Wildlife Trust is asking the public to be on the lookout for hedgehogs hiding out in bonfires.
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Be pumpkin savvy this November
Northumberland Wildlife Trust is calling on members of the public to be pumpkin savvy this November once Halloween is over.
Trick or treat yourself to some wild hocus pocus this October
Who says Halloween hocus pocus is just for kids?
Cash boost to help local teens become world and work ready
Northumberland Wildlife Trust has announced the launch of a new community experience programme funded by NCS (National Citizen Service) that will support young people across the region.
The votes are Whin
This summer, Northumberland Wildlife Trust joined forces with The Natural History Society of Northumbria, Visit Northumberland, Northumberland & Newcastle Society and North Eastern Geological…
Cash boost for urban nature site
Northumberland Wildlife Trust is delighted to have received a £1800 cash boost from the Fawdon and Coxlodge Together Group.
Glittering prize for Lady of the North
When it comes to awards, Northumberlandia aka The Lady of the North, is no stranger to receiving them, and this week another accolade has been added to the list with the site being awarded gold in…
IT consultants head outdoors to Northumberlandia
Staff at Tata Consultancy Services in Newcastle stepped out from behind their monitors recently and headed to Northumberlandia on Blagdon Lane for a wildlife work day.
Devastating declines must put nature at the top of the political agenda says wildlife chief
The 46 UK Wildlife Trusts have given politicians five priorities to support nature recovery.
Cash boost from Co-op Community Donation Fund
Northumberland Wildlife Trust has received a £150 donation from Co-op Food in Wideopen in support of its Better Health at Work award qualification.