Today:   

New for 2010

Click on the picture below to see a digital version of the latest GreenBits

Wildlife Gardening Open Day

At Margrove Park Heritage Centre,
Margrove Park
on Sunday 25th April
Between 10 am and 4 pm

GROW YOUR OWN VEG & HERBS DEMOS…...POND ADVICE
SURGERY…...SALE OF QUALITY WILD FLOWER PLANTS…...CHILDRENS’
NATURE HUNT…...BUILD AN INSECT HOUSE…..HEDGEROW JAM
MAKING AND TASTING…...MAKE WILLOW PLANT
SUPPORTS…...WILDLIFE FACE PAINTING…...RECYCLED PLANT POT
MAKING…...WILDLIFE PHOTOGRAPHY EXHIBITION…...BUTTERFLY
GARDENING TIPS…...CHILDRENS’ MINI BEAST HUNT…...NATURAL
DYEING WORKSHOP…...WILD HARVESTING & WINE MAKING…...BIRD
BOX MAKING….AND MORE

More information can be downloaded from here

The New Tees Valley Wildlife Trust events Programme can be down loaded from here.

The Schools Newsletter Winter 2010 can be downloaded from here.

Wildlife Workshops in species identification and recording 2010

Click here for more details

Click on the wildlife watch link below to visit the all new web site for young people.

With the new website you can get a profile, make spotting sheets, play games, discover facts, download free stuff and more....

Growing Food for the Future

The Trust now has in place a new Growing Food for the Future Officer - Richard Perks, who is looking for schools who want to develop extended schools growing food projects. For more information  click here or email growingfood@teeswildlife.org

Click on the link below for the new Tees Valley Wildlife Trust blog.

Follow the new Volunteering blog here.

Birds of Cleveland

A new book  by Martin Blick detailing the known status of all 362 species recorded in Cleveland up to the last day of 2007 has been published by the Trust.

Available from Tees Valley Wildlife Trust at Margrove Heritage Centre 01287 636382.
Price £20 plus £2.50 p+p.
Tees Valley Wildlife Trust and Teesmouth Bird
Club Members 20% discount until end of 2009.

New Projects-Wildplaces

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

Pondscape

For more information visit Pondscape

Digit Projects

Looking for help to build your food growing area click on the link below for more details

 


 

 

 

The Tees Valley Wildlife Trust Annual Review can be downloaded from here.

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.

Vine House Farm

The North Sea – Our Living Sea?

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

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

Geodiversity Action Plan

Environmental Play

River Tees Natural Heritage

 

 

 

 

 

 

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