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Nesting season is underway
Over recent weeks, the Space for Shorebirds ranger team and our brilliant volunteers have been patrolling…
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Eiders of Coquet Island
Eider ducks, locally known as Cuddy ducks, have been closely associated with Northumberland since the era…
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Hugh’s views: Helping Nature Part 2 #158
The ongoing urbanisation of Amble looks set to continue for years to come. Housing developments have…
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Now we can celebrate: Amble’s Little Shore awarded bathing water status
Water quality campaigners in Amble are celebrating as news broke that the Little Shore has been…
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The Big Splash at Amble’s Little Shore
To celebrate Amble’s Little Shore Beach being shortlisted for Bathing Water Status by the Environment Agency,…
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Changes at Coquet Island
With another breeding season just about to start, it feels like the perfect time to look…
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Not just any port in a storm
The start of this year saw Robert Booth take over as Chairman of Warkworth Harbour Commissioners…
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Hugh’s views: Helping nature
Over the last year or so nature has taken a bit of a battering in Amble….
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Amble fish proves otterly irresistible
A cheeky thief has taken to helping himself to an Amble fish supper – directly from…
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Meet Sarah Dalrymple: RSPB Coquet Island’s new manager
Ahead of International Women’s Day (Sunday 8 March), the first female reserve manager of Coquet Island…
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