We were delighted to recently receive a box from Migrate Technology containing 25 geolocators, generously donated by Society members! Chris informed us that the next step is to fix each […]
Educational visits are in full flow this springtime to the Society’s nature reserve at Gosforth Park. Thanks to grant funding from Heritage Lottery Fund and Natural England’s Countryside Stewardship, the […]
Clare has recently moved to the area from Peterborough, where she previously worked for Nene Park Trust, a park charity, managing 1700 acres of public greenspace, with an emphasis on […]
At the last meeting of Council Jonathan Hewitt was elected Chair of the Society to replace outgoing Chair Chris Redfern. Jonathan has been a Trustee of the Society for 11 […]
We recently requested your help in raising funds to continue with a ground-breaking project to track and understand the migration of Arctic Terns which nest on the Farne Islands, Northumberland. The […]
Bones: Skeleton Secrets of the Animal World will see visitors embark on a journey through land, air and ocean to uncover the key roles that bones play in animal movement, […]
The Natural History Society of Northumbria is involved in a ground-breaking project to track and understand the migration of Arctic Terns which nest on the Farne Islands, Northumberland, and fly […]
In September, Persimmon Homes submitted a planning application to North Tyneside Council to build 238 houses on Gosforth Business Park. The area that would be built on is directly opposite Gosforth Park […]
Dressed as our logo, a Grey Heron, Society Director James Littlewood completed the 2016 Great North Run in 2 hours and 3 minutes. James was doing the run to raise […]
Our Director, James Littlewood, will be moving to a new job in Cambridge at the end of November and we are currently recruiting for his replacement. This a busy, varied […]