1,500 more trees planted in Newcastle for North East Community Forest
Volunteers and councillors recently joined forces to plant 1,500 trees in Newcastle as part of the North East Community Forest.
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Rhetoric masks meagre nature recovery plans - wildlife charity says Government targets must aim higher
The Government published two major documents this week on nature protections and environmental targets, but Northumberland Wildlife Trust says they will fail to stop nature’s decline, let alone…
The search is on for a new trainee
Northumberland Wildlife Trust’s Druridge Bay team is searching for a confident, innovative and enthusiastic person to join it as an Estates Trainee.
Disadvantaged communities across the UK empowered to let nature flourish thanks to £5m National Lottery funding
Nextdoor Nature - a new natural legacy to mark the Queen’s Jubilee - will help nature flourish in Newcastle.
Free drink and a thank you on offer at visitor centre
Northumberland Wildlife Trust is all set to join in the celebrations for The National Lottery Open Week.
Work resumes conserving ancient woodland
Support from players of People’s Postcode Lottery has enabled Northumberland Wildlife Trust to continue its vital conservation work in a south Northumberland woodland, almost two years to the day…
Army of volunteers plant 1,500 trees in Newcastle
Around 50 volunteers armed with spades planted trees at five sites in Blakelaw Park on Saturday, March 5.
Hey people, leave those frogs alone
Frogs have returned to the pond on a Gosforth nature reserve, which can only mean one thing - spring is just around the corner.
Eyes to the skies and feet on the ground
It’s almost time to tune in to the region’s greatest annual soap opera.
Banned pesticide gets green light
A regional wildlife charity is horrified that the green light has been given to use a previously banned chemical on sugar beet crops, an action that it believes contradicts Government promises to…