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The new Tees Valley Wildlife Trust Annual Review can be downloaded from here.
Download the new Events leaflet here. As part of the Alum, Alchemy and Ammonites project supported by the National Lottery through the Heritage Lottery Fund we are organising a: Natural Dye Course on Saturday 4th September for more details click here.
The Trust is working with Tees Valley Arts on a new project - Green TV -click on the icon below for more details.
All budding artists are invited to come along and have a go at using Trust nature reserves to inspire their work.
Maze Park
Coatham Marsh
Wildlife Workshop -Macro-moths for beginnersSaturday 25th September (7-11 pm) and Sunday 26th September (10 am –2.30) pm Wynyard Woodland Park Small group size, friendly informing practical learning with take home pack. Cost £10 with advanced booking essential. For more information contact Sue Antrobus at the Tees Valley Wildlife on 01287 636382 or email santrobus@teeswildlife.org Be amazed by the variety and beauty of the Cinderella sisters to butterflies Ecologist Robert Wood (Industry and Nature Conservation Association) will lead a practical evening of demonstrating different moth trapping techniques. This will be followed by a morning focusing on species identification and an introduction to the various moth recording schemes. Click here for more details. Wildlife Workshop Wonderful Wildfowl and WadersSunday 26 September 2010 (10 am – 4 pm) Saltholme Wildlife Reserve and Discovery Centre Small group size, friendly informing practical learning with take home pack. Cost £10 with advanced booking essential. For more information contact Sue Antrobus at the Tees Valley Wildlife Trust on 01287 636382 or email santrobus@teeswildlife.org The Tees Valley is a great place in which to watch wildfowl and wading birds Join Eric James and Vic Fairbrother (Teesmouth Bird Club and British Trust for Ornithology members) on this informative workshop. Recommended for those who already have some basic bird watching experience you will be guided through the distinguishing features of these often tricky species. There will be a practical bird hide session, advice on books and equipment, practical tips on where and when to see waders and wildfowl and how you can make bird watching count by taking part in species monitoring schemes. Click here for more details. The North Sea – Our Living Sea?Click below for more details.
The Wildlife Trusts across the East coast of England have launched a new website to help promote protection of North Sea marine life. Download our vision for a Living sea from here
The Wildlife Trusts Living Seas vision is now available to watch on youtube:
Teesside's Marine Life Years of exploitation have led to the perception of an empty and lifeless North Sea, but take the time to delve below the surface and you’ll find an astonishing array of weird and wonderful creatures. Hidden below the surface of Teesside’s coastal waters are kelp parks, sandy plains and rocky reefs, all of which support a diverse range of species. Crabs, squat lobsters and starfish live alongside beautifully coloured sea anemones, sponges and sea slugs. The following guide provides just a small glimpse of the marine life and habitats that can be found below our waves. CLICK ON THE PICTURE TO DOWNLOAD A GUIDE TO TEESSIDE'S MARINE LIFE
Click on the wildlife watch link below to visit the all new web site for young people.
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WildPlaces aims to enhance both the connection between the people of the North East and the wildlife around them and the connection between urban areas and the countryside. Follow the new Tees Valley Wildplaces blog here For more information visit Wildplaces |
For more information visit Pondscape
Digit Projects
Looking for help to build your food growing area click on the link below for more details
Vine House Farm
The Wildlife Trusts have entered into partnership with Vine House Farm, who sell a range of bird foods and accessories. For more info, click here.
For more information about the Tees Valley Biodiversity Partnership visit here.
The Clean Becks Campaign Newsletter can be downloaded from here.
The Trust is a partner in the Breathing Places
Campaign
The Tees Valley Wildlife Trust is part of a nationwide network of Wildlife Trusts.
Click to visit the National Wildlife Trust website
Past Projects include:
Tees Corridor Natural Regeneration Project
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