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Amazing Grace
Anne Wilson explores the life of the NHSN’s most famous 20th-century Chair, and the first woman to lead the Society…
Mammals
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Gosforth Nature Reserve Journal: The life of a fox cub
Enjoy a closer look at foxes and their cubs! In this month’s Gosforth Nature Reserve Journal, NHSN naturalist, Christopher Wren, shares details about the life of a fox cub….
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Gosforth Nature Reserve Journal: Otters Make the Big Time
Fresh from a starring role on BBC Winterwatch, explore more fascinating Otter behaviour in a new blog by NHSN volunteer, Christopher Wren….
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Gosforth Nature Reserve Journal: Suburban Foxes
Enjoy a closer look at one of Gosforth Nature Reserve’s most cautious inhabitants in a new blog by local naturalist and NHSN volunteer, Christopher Wren….
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Seasonal Tutors Wanted
Can you help people build their skills in natural history? We’re looking for seasonal course tutors to inspire others about local wildlife….
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Gosforth Nature Reserve Journal: A New Generation of Otters
Take a closer look at the common and familiar Grey Squirrel in a new blog by local naturalist and NHSN volunteer, Christopher Wren….
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Gosforth Nature Reserve Journal: Squirrels
Take a closer look at the common and familiar Grey Squirrel in a new blog by local naturalist and NHSN volunteer, Christopher Wren….
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Gosforth Nature Reserve Journal: Secrets of the Water Shrew
Enjoy a closer look at the Water Shrew in a new blog by local naturalist and volunteer, Christopher Wren….
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Gosforth Nature Reserve Journal: Shrews on the Menu
Filmed for the first time at the reserve, explore an interesting interaction between Grey Herons and Water Shrews in a new blog by local naturalist and volunteer, Christopher Wren….
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Gosforth Nature Reserve Journal: Badgers by Night
Enjoy a closer look at Gosforth Nature Reserve’s secretive Badgers in a new blog by local naturalist and volunteer, Christopher Wren….