Recently added articles from The Journal (Newcastle, England):
Little green monitors help families to cut down on emissions; Little green champions have been recruited as waste watchdogs as part of an energy-saving campaign. Amy Hunt reports.(Features)
Nov 17, 2009 ... BECOMING an undercover detective is what every child dreams of. And four North East youngsters were given the opportunity to do just that. As part of a campaign from the Energy Saving Trust advice centre, families took part in a week-long task to monitor their waste behaviour at ...
Exciting opportunity.(Features)
Nov 17, 2009 ... NORTHUMBERLAND Wildlife Trust has received a cash boost of pounds 15,000 from Natural England. The money will allow conservation officers from the Trust and local geologists to carry out an audit of 20 existing sites of geological importance across the region. Sites such as ...
Tern team prepare breeding habitats.(Features)
Nov 17, 2009 ... ATEAM of volunteers and staff from Northumberland Wildlife Trust has returned to Coquet Island, off the Northumberland Coast, to assist the RSPB with a number of management tasks which are vital to the successful breeding of the terns and other birds on the site. The group spent ...
Delivering expert ecological services.(Features)
Nov 17, 2009 ... ECONORTH, the consultancy arm of Northumberland Wildlife Trust, has appointed its first full time manager. Paul Salmon will establish the consultancy as a provider of ecological services to the development and construction industry. EcoNorth are able to offer a range of ...
pounds 10,000 to help save our red squirrels.(Features)
Nov 17, 2009 ... THE survival of red squirrels in the Greater Morpeth area has been given an enormous boost after a pounds 10,000 donation from regional developer The Banks Group. Red squirrels in the town have been under serious threat of localised extinction, as the town has become invaded by ...