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NHSN Welcomes Two Student Naturalists
We are excited to be joined by two enthusiastic student naturalists. They will be working with us to build their natural history and conservation skills over the next few months….
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Nature’s Cure in Times of Need: New Voices for North East Nature
Thanks to National Lottery Players and the National Lottery Heritage Fund, NHSN will be launching a new project….
Earth Sciences ›
The Geology of the Harthope Valley
Recently, local naturalists and NHSN’s Earth Sciences Specialist Group set out to explore the geology of the Harthope Valley. Take a look at what they discovered. …
Birds ›
A Place to Visit: Lindisfarne
NHSN’s Newest Naturalist shares the wonder of one of our region’s most valuable sites for wildfowl, Lindisfarne….
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Your Natural History Talks are Returning
Ready to inspire you this winter, after a two-year wait, in-person NHSN Talks are back this autumn…
Citizen Science ›
Exploring your summer ladybird sightings
NHSN Senior Naturalist, James Common, shares an update on your summer ladybird sightings across the North East….
Citizen Science ›
Meet the Ivy Bee
While most bees are winding down for the winter months, one bee is only just waking up. Find out more about the Ivy Bee….
Birds ›
A Ringer’s Year: August 2022
North East ornithologist, Phil Hanmer, shares a new update summarising bird ringing across Northumberland throughout August….
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A Wonderful Weekend at the St. Mary’s Island Wildlife Festival
This week, Volunteer Ranger Amber and Education Ranger Helen inspired wonder about the natural world at St Mary’s Wildlife Festival….
Citizen Science ›
The Dragonflies of Gosforth Nature Reserve
2022 has been an amazing year for Dragonflies at Gosforth Nature Reserve. Local naturalists, Elaine and Ian Burnell share their summer sightings….
Dragonfly | Gosforth Nature Reserve | Insects | Invertebrates