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More of Your Stories About Nature’s Cure in Time of Need
Thank you for sharing your stories! In this blog, Project Archivist Kate Guariento shares more of your stories collected so…
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NHSN Members’ Exclusive Holiday with Naturetrek
Book your NHSN members’ exclusive holiday to the Italian Dolomites with Naturetrek….
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In the footsteps of Kathleen Barratt. A Walk from Amble to Warkworth
North East Nature Archive Volunteer, Sue Vaughan, follows in the footsteps of ornithologist, Kathleen Barratt with a wildlife-filled trip along the Northumberland coast….
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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….
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Young Naturalists Enjoy an Inspiring Easter
Thanks to your donations, local children enjoyed a wildlife-filled Easter at Seaton Deleval Hall. Hear how you’re making a difference…
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Gosforth Nature Reserve Journal: Birds on Camera
Enjoy a closer look at Gosforth Nature Reserve’s Birdlife in a new blog by local naturalist and volunteer, Christopher Wren….
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25 Young Naturalists Join NHSN’s New Field Skills Programme
Thanks to the support of the John Spedan Lewis Foundation, NHSN has welcomed 25 young naturalists to a new programme dedicated to developing their skills in natural history. …
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Trustee Vacancies
Would you like to support a charity inspiring wonder in North East Nature?…
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Gosforth Nature Reserve Journal: Otters on Ice
Enjoy a closer look at Gosforth Nature Reserve’s Otters in a new blog by local naturalist and volunteer, Christopher Wren….
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NEW FOR YOU IN 2024 Field identification skills training – applications open for young naturalists and early career surveyors
Thanks to the John Spedan Lewis Foundation, this year, NHSN is launching a new field identification skills programme dedicated to helping early-career professionals develop their skills in natural history…