The tale of the curious squirrel
Northumberland Wildlife Trust’s Hauxley nature reserve is well known for its famous residents with visitors regularly experiencing hares, weasels and stoats scampering across the footpaths in…
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Are you ready for the 30 Bird Challenge?
We are issuing a call for everybody to do one ‘wild’ thing every day next month to help their health, wellbeing, wildlife and the planet.
Osprey eggs laid at Kielder for the thirteenth year
Wonderful news from the Osprey Team at Kielder.
Wildlife chief all set for Songs of Praise
The BBC has filmed an upcoming episode of Songs of Praise on Northumberland Wildlife Trust’s reserves at Druridge Pools and East Chevington.
Red takeover at Druridge Bay
Forget yesterday’s red takeover in a number of towns and cities across the UK with labour’s local election victories, there’s been a red takeover of a different kind on a nature reserve at…
New UK Government targets could mean less wildlife for future generations - Northumberland Wildlife Trust urges people to take action for nature now
On Monday 9th May it will be six months since the landmark Environment Act was passed – the first dedicated environmental legislation for nearly 30 years and the first time England has set legally…
Lee is bringing the wild back to West Chevington
As part of plans to re-wild its new West Chevington site as part of its Wilding West Chevington project, Northumberland Wildlife Trust has appointed Lee Rankin as its Wilding West Chevington…
Bold new plans to mobilise communities to save UK nature
The Wildlife Trusts announce new strategy to put nature in recovery by 2030.
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.…