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Exploring the ‘Tree Amble’ Podcast
NHSN Student Naturalist, Aimee Shovlar, shares a fascinating natural history podcast – perfect for quiet moments this festive period…
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Inspiring Young Naturalists – A Living Tribute to Tony Tynan
Thanks to a generous donation, children from Newsham Primary School recently had the chance to experience nature at Gosforth Nature…
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Exploring Hauxley Nature Reserve
Recently, NHSN Student Naturalists Aimee & Carter, set out to visit Northumberland Wildlife Trust’s beautiful Hauxley Nature Reserve. Take a…
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200 Children Reached Through Gosforth’s Wild Web
This week marked an exciting milestone for Gosforth’s Wild Web. After working with many children in schools across the project area, we exceeded 200 children! …
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Helpful Apps for Identifying Wildlife
Explore a range of free apps to help you identify and record the wildlife around you. Perfect for those taking part in Gosforth’s Wild Web!…
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Where do all our Blue Tits come from?
Join in to help us understand the movements of Blue Tits in and around Gosforth Nature Reserve! The Mystery Do…
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Gosforth Nature Reserve Nature Journal: Small Mammals
Meet some of the small mammals of Gosforth Nature Reserve in this latest blog by local naturalist and volunteer, Christopher…
Treasures of the NHSN Library Collection 2 – Pierre Belon, L’histoire de la nature des oyseaux, 1555
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Treasures of the NHSN Library Collection 2 – Pierre Belon, L’histoire de la nature des oyseaux, 1555
The NHSN library collection contains many rare, valuable and scientifically influential books encompassing the period from the sixteenth century to…
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Stories from the North East Nature Archive: Mary Jane Hancock’s paintings
The landscapes of the North East inspired local naturalist, Mary Jane Hancock. Find out about how she connected with nature…
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Stories from the North East Archive: notebooks of David Green
Explore the note book pages of local naturalist David Green in this latest archive blog by Project Archivist Kris McKie….