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Keeping track – the migrating curlew

Keeping track – the migrating curlew

Curlew head to upland moors for summer breeding. Later, they head for lowland areas which are often …

Eighth Annual Bird Count

Eighth Annual Bird Count

This eighth annual bird count in the Weardale uplands was assisted by the Nature Rangers and Young R…

New Plants Learning Resources for Year 1 pupils

New Plants Learning Resources for Year 1 pupils

Living Uplands and Durham Wildlife Trust have developed a new learning resource for Year 1 pupils. E…

Preserving Ratty’s uplands’ reserve

Preserving Ratty’s uplands’ reserve

Living Uplands has worked with Durham Wildlife Trust on the Naturally Native project which focused o…

Black Grouse restoration and conservation

Black Grouse restoration and conservation

Living Uplands has a particular focus on collating data in the Uplands. Collecting data over time pr…

Garden preparation for winter and wildlife

Garden preparation for winter and wildlife

Before the frost we all like to get the garden tidied up for winter and prepare for spring. Even tho…

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