Bold new plans to mobilise communities to save UK nature
The Wildlife Trusts announce new strategy to put nature in recovery by 2030.
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Cracking Easter was had by all
Young people in the area will be returning to school next week with their wildness batteries well and truly charged thanks to Northumberland Wildlife Trust.
Wildlife and visitors to benefit from local teacher’s legacy
Plans for vital work on two Northumberland nature reserves have become a reality thanks to a generous legacy from a lifelong member of the wildlife charity and former Bedlington school teacher.…
Ground nest alert! Dog walkers must lead the way…
Leads are essential to prevent dogs harming ground-nesting birds, say The Wildlife Trusts.
Largest annual donation yet from award winning leisure group
Northumberland Wildlife Trust has received £531.00, raised during the 2021 holiday season, from Wooler based Riverside Leisure Park and Heather View Leisure Park in County Durham.
Team pitches in to help endangered birds
Three members of staff and a volunteer from Northumberland Wildlife Trust headed to Coquet Island last week to help with the conservation of its resident population of roseate terns.
Still time to make West Chevington wild again
There’s still time for everybody to do their bit for climate change and support Northumberland Wildlife Trust’s Wilding West Chevington project.
Children ill-equipped for nature and climate crisis without education reform
The Wildlife Trusts are calling on the Government to announce the long-awaited Natural History GCSE and set standards for outdoor learning when the Department for Education publishes its ‘…
Meet the man behind the region’s rock stars
A book documenting 50 of the rocky stars of Northumberland Wildlife Trust’s 50th anniversary Rock Festival is to be launched this April.
Sea Scouts to the rescue at Northumberlandia
Young people from the Gosforth Central Sea Scouts have rallied to the cause and supported Northumberland Wildlife Trust’s call out for tree planting volunteers at Northumberlandia