Short Eared Owl. Credit: Russell Savory
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Street art meets conservation as nature education space gets a bold new look
Nature education space gets a colourful refresh.
Big team beach clean makes waves for wildlife
A team of willing volunteers rolled up their sleeves for Durham Wildlife Trust’s Big Team Beach Clean at Crimdon, joining forces to…
Common terns take up residence on donated raft at Rainton Meadows
Tiny wings, big win! Common terns have made themselves at home on a donated raft at Rainton Meadows Nature Reserve, hatching their first…
Art we lucky
Wildlife takes centre stage at Sunderland art exhibition as local artist pledges support for Durham Wildlife Trust
Nature charity CEOs call out Kemi Badenoch’s attack on Net Zero
Climate change needs action, not just words
Whales, dolphins and basking sharks bring 'blue planet’ moments to UK coasts this summer
Orcas, Risso's dolphins, basking sharks and sunfish are among the spectacular marine species recently spotted around the coast, as…
Children’s creativity takes centre stage as a new nature trail launches at Rainton Meadows Nature Reserve
A family nature trail, illustrated and written by local students, officially opened this week at Rainton Meadows Nature Reserve near…
Ten years on from the vote: Brexit has turned the UK grey not green
A new report commissioned by The Wildlife Trusts has uncovered the decade-long decline of the UK’s environment since the EU Referendum…
New poll reveals dramatic loss of ‘outdoor joy’ as we age
30 Days Wild challenge offers the chance to reconnect with nature
Thank you to everyone who supported our Magical Meadows Earth Raise appeal this spring!
Donations from generous supporters have been match-funded to reach Durham Wildlife Trust's £20,000 Earth Raise target.
The King’s Speech for Nature – eight new bills to tackle the nature crisis
Steps to improve national security should include emergency powers to protect the ocean, river restoration and reintroduction of large…
Supporter set to run 70 miles for wildlife!
Keen runner, Jacob Luscombe, is set to cover 70 miles across Hadrian's Wall in support of Durham Wildlife Trust.
