Eggs in time for Easter
Easter in Northumberland is not just about chocolate eggs; it is also about osprey eggs.
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It all adds up to being a volunteer
As part of the new 2020 project, Northumberland Wildlife Trust is looking for members of the public to join its Finance Team for one day a week as a Finance and Office Assistant Volunteer.
Sophie joins ‘Catch my Drift’ team
Northumberland resident Sophie Webster is Northumberland Wildlife Trust’s new ‘Catch my Drift’ project assistant.
Kielder Salmon Centre re-opens in style for Spring with ‘Watery Wildlife Day’
Kielder Salmon Centre is hosting a day of activities for all the family in April, in order to mark the Centre’s re-opening after the winter months and to celebrate International Year of the Salmon…
Catch your breath with ‘Catch my Drift’
Northumberland Wildlife Trust will be hosting its first ‘Catch my Drift’ coffee morning at Hadston House Community Centre on Thursday 18 April, between 10:30am - 12:30pm.
Eggciting donation by Tesco Express
A series of charity Easter events has had a chocolate boost from two local supermarkets.
Moor cash needed for charity’s land appeal
Northumberland Wildlife Trust has launched a funding appeal in its final push to secure the 600-acre Benshaw Moor in Redesdale as a new nature reserve.
‘Hide & Seek’ begins at Druridge Pools
Work has started on the replacement of Northumberland Wildlife Trust’s North Hide at its Druridge Pools nature reserve.
Wildlife charity seeking new trustees
Northumberland Wildlife Trust is inviting members of the public to join its board of trustees.
Badger, Ratty, Mole and Toad strike out for a wilder future
Sir David Attenborough, Stephen Fry, Catherine Tate, Alison Steadman and Asim Chaudhry have backed a new campaign from The Wildlife Trusts that calls for nature’s recovery in the UK.