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Malcolm and Julie Watson’s Gift to Young Naturalists
Through the generous legacy of Malcolm and Julie Watson, more young and early-career naturalists are being given the opportunity to learn about North East nature….
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Stung by Surprise: Mediterranean Nettle Arrives in Newcastle
A chance find during a New Year Plant Hunt reveals a Mediterranean Nettle thriving on a residential street. A vice county first!…
Botany | BSBI | Citizen Science | Ouse Burn Way | The Ouse Burn Way | Wildlife Ways
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Giving Shorebirds Space
As winter shorebirds battle to feed and rest on our coast, giving them space has never mattered more. Here’s why space matters and how photographers can help protect the wildlife they love….
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North East Nature Journal: The Polecat
This month, NHSN naturalist Chris Wren takes a closer look at one of the North East’s most elusive mammals – the Polecat…
Chris Wren | Mammals | North East | Polecat
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Newcastle’s Nature Network’s Journal: Wetland Plants
Discover the magic of wetlands in this instalment of the Newcastle’s Nature Network’s Journal….
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North East Nature Journal: The Greater White-toothed Shrew
This month, NHSN naturalist, Chris Wren takes a focus on the Greater White Toothed Shrew which is found in the North East….
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Newcastle’s Nature Network’s Journal: Indicators of Ancient Woodland
Discover a new series of blogs, as NHSN’s Naturalists take you on a journey of urban nature discovery with Newcastle Nature Networks….
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Meet NHSN’s New Student Naturalists
Recently, we welcomed Johnny Bullar and Evie Longhorn as NHSN’s new Student Naturalists…
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Parenting Coots at Killingworth Lake
Sometimes in parenting coots, patience runs out, and even on a quiet lake, a firm beak can speak louder than a thousand meeps….
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Exploring Conrad Dickinson’s Nature Reserves
Recently, NHSN naturalists were treated to a trip around a few nature reserves in Northumberland by Conrad Dickinson, read on to find out more about their adventures……