Birds ›
A Ringers Year: June 2018
June 2018: Before I get around to reporting on this months activities I will summarise some returns of ‘controlled’ birds…
Updates from NHSN
Birds ›
Kittiwakes on the Tyne – an extract from the personal diary of Daniel M Turner
Following the success of our Tyne Kittiwake tour, led by Daniel Turner, we are delighted to share with you an…
Archive & Library ›
A closer look at our ‘Women Naturalists’ exhibition
As the Great Exhibition of the North prepares to launch and the Great North Museum: Hancock completes the final preparations…
GNM: Hancock | Grace Hickling | Great Exhibition of North | Women Naturalists
Birds ›
A visit to St. Abbs Head, led by Graham Bell
A small but enthusiastic group of us met at the National Trust car park, near to St. Abbs Head. The…
Birds ›
An update on the Farne islands Arctic terns
Since 2015, The Natural History Society of Northumbria (NHSN) has worked on a ground-breaking project tracking the migration of the…
Archive & Library ›
A closer look at Brady’s Ostracod
Of all the treasures in the Great North Museum: Hancock collections, it is often the most nondescript that boast the…
News ›
2018 Lantern Fund enables young people to enjoy the fabulous Farne Islands
This weekend past, young people from the WEYES group experienced a wildlife extravaganza as, supported by the NHSN Lantern Fund…
Gosforth Nature Reserve ›
Community Foundation Grant for Gosforth Park
Thanks to the generosity of the Community Foundation serving Tyne & Wear and Northumberland, NHSN have been granted a fantastic…
Community Foundation | Conservation | Gosforth | Gosforth Nature Reserve
Archive & Library ›
Thanks to HLF as the Society’s ‘Archive Project’ draws to a close
In October 2014 the Natural History Society of Northumbria began a 3-year project designed to significantly improve access to our…
Archive | James Common | June Holmes | NHSN | Sarah Seeley
Events ›
Urban bat walk, 16th April 2018
This past Monday, guests were treated to an introductory talk on bat ecology and a bat walk to Newcastle’s Exhibition…