The Latest Breaking News from Northumberland Wildlife Trust

Northumberland Wildlife Trust says its the right time to bring back the green-winged orchid, even though orchids are being dug up and removed from its reserves on the coast

A chick named Fourlaws was captured taking off on Wednesday morning, returning 35 minutes later

A volunteer who has been studying the native population is warning of threats to their survival

The UK is one of the most nature-depleted countries in the world but the Wildlife Trusts hope that their new plans could put nature in recovery by the next decade

Dr John (Jim) Parrack from Seaton Sluice passed away in March 2020 and left £33,000 to Northumberland Wildlife Trust, with the instruction that the money was to be spent on improvements to the wildlife charity's reserves.

From the 1900 Festival to egg trails around the largest woman in the world, there's loads to do this Easter in Northumberland!

The Government has recently published two major documents on nature protections and environmental targets, but Northumberland Wildlife Trust says they will fail to stop nature's decline, let alone enable it to recover

YA and his partner have breeding in Northumberland for the last nine years

Analysis by The Wildlife Trusts has shown that as much as 31 million tonnes of Carbon Dioxide could have been released into the atmosphere since 1990 due to peat extraction