Northumberland Wildlife Trust
Northumberland Wildlife Trust was founded in 1971 to protect wildlife and promote nature conservation within Newcastle, North Tyneside and Northumberland. Today, our voice for wildlife is stronger…
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The Wildlife Trusts buy The Rothbury Estate in partnership with Northumberland Wildlife Trust
£30 million appeal to secure the entire estate - for nature and the nation
Peatland restoration in Northumberland
Peatland restoration in Northumberland
Northumberland dark skies - where are the aliens?
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Join NASTRO for a really far out, immersive stargazing experience, as Dr Adrian Jannetta guides us through the dark skies of Northumberland.
Northumberland dark skies - the sky is full of ghosts
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Join NASTRO for a really far out, immersive stargazing experience, as Dr Adrian Jannetta guides us through the dark skies of Northumberland.
The Wildlife Trusts are delighted to have patronage of His Majesty, The King
His Majesty, The King has announced his continued patronage of The Wildlife Trusts following a review of Royal patronages conducted by the Royal Household after His Majesty’s accession to the…
Northumberland dark skies - space is weird: a family guide to the universe
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Join NASTRO for a really far out, immersive stargazing experience, as Dr Adrian Jannetta guides us through the dark skies of Northumberland.
Wildlife Trust reintroductions
Discover some of the amazing Wildlife Trust projects that have brought species back from local extinction.
Common seal
The smaller of our two UK seal species, common seals are also known as harbour seals. Despite being called "Common", they are actually less common than grey seals!