Young people have the chance to make a difference
With the 2022 United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP 27) due to start on Sunday 6 November, Northumberland Wildlife Trust is launching its first ever Young People’s Forum.
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Lace up for nature!
Northumberland Wildlife Trust is joining TV stars Maddie Moate and Iolo Williams to encourage people in the region to get walking for wildlife.
‘Gardeners of the Galaxy’ stand up for nature
A group of pupils at St Joseph’s RC Primary School on Wallsend Road in North Shields, who go by the name of ‘Gardeners of the Galaxy’, have joined forces with Northumberland Wildlife Trust to re-…
Trick or treat yourself to wild fun this October
Who says Halloween is just for kids?
Public urged to defend nature as new policies threaten nature, climate and food security
Northumberland Wildlife Trust is asking its members, supporters and the wider public to defend nature by contacting MPs and local councillors - both online and in person - to voice concerns over…
September spruce up for the Lady of the North
A well-known tourist attraction has been having a spruce up this September.
Cash boost for wildlife from award winning farm
Northumberland Wildlife Trust has received a cash boost of £3,301, for the 2021-2022 financial year, from bird food growing company Vine House Farm.
Reds hanging on in there
Red Squirrels Northern England (RSNE) has published the results of its annual red and grey squirrel survey, which once again confirms that red squirrels can still be found in 7 counties in…
Four hundred reasons to smile
Some good news amongst all the sadness this week!
Wonderful opportunity awaits one lucky applicant
Northumberland Wildlife Trust’s Catch My Drift project at East Chevington is on the lookout for a new project trainee to join the team… just in time for autumn.