Little Terns at Crimdon (c) Ian Turner
Conserving wildlife from Tees to Tyne
Our work for wildlife
We have ongoing projects from Tees to Tyne to protect, restore and create wild places.
It has never been a more important to aid the recovery of wildlife on land and at sea. The focus of our work is to restore Durham’s threatened habitats and species, and reconnect people with the natural world around them. Find out more about what is happening where by browsing our projects.
Low Barns
One of the county's most important wildlife sites; with a visitor centre and a coffee shop
Baal Hill Wood
A magnificent ancient woodland with an impressive 400 year old oak tree - The Bishop's Oak.
Bishop Middleham Quarry
One of the country's most important disused quarry habitats for wildlife. Bishop Middleham Quarry is a stunning wild space, rich in…
