Flowers in the sunshine
A sunny, bright Monday afternoon on 16th September saw six people from the Botany Group strolling through Baal Hill Wood. The object of the ex...
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A sunny, bright Monday afternoon on 16th September saw six people from the Botany Group strolling through Baal Hill Wood. The object of the ex...
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The pond at Tudhoe Sewage Treatment Works is an important site for Great Crested newts and over the last few years Durham Wildlife Trust's Heart o...
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'Getting your eye in' to spot wildlife which is often quick, well camouflaged or elusive requires a little bit of training. Here, Jane Daniels expla...
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The Trust has issued advice to be used if people find hedgehogs in trouble after receiving a number of calls for help in recent days – and the c...
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The sun was out and a large group of dragonfly enthusiasts met at Rainton Meadows to be shown around by Trustee Michael Coates. As some of those...
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Two volunteers for the Trust received special recognition last week, to mark their ten-year-anniversaries in the role.
Jacqui Walker, 36, from ...
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Durham Wildlife Trust manages 36+ nature reserves for the benefit of wildlife. All are regularly visited by wildlife enthusiasts, including children...
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An eight-year-old girl from County Durham has written to Prime Minister Boris Johnson to appeal for help in saving the water vole.
Wildlife enthu...
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A fun run round a nature reserve has raised more than £1,200 for the Trust's work.
This year’s annual Run Rainton took place on Saturday Augus...
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It is not long now until the 2019 Great North Run. We have fantastic team running for wildlife this year and raising vital funds for wildlife conserva...
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