Nature recovery gets big boost from The National Lottery Heritage Fund🌱 Long-term, large-scale funding is essential for restoring UK nature🪙 Government and the private sector should follow this fund in the race to halt the decline of nature🌳 More via Rebecca Speare-Cole👇 independent.co.uk/climate-change…

What has Historic England ’s Landscape #Archaeology team been up to lately? Last week: investigating moorland sites at either end of England, capturing details of a medieval settlement on Bodmin & scanning for cairns in North Yorks for Forestry England. It’s all go!

Outrageous views of the Greater Sand Plover at Newbiggin this morning, looking forward to going through my photos later. For now here’s a PhoneSkope of it through SWAROVSKI OPTIK ATS80 BirdGuides Northumberland & Tyneside Bird Club Wader Quest RSPB Birders

Esh Group See more #WorTyneBridge videos: orlo.uk/79SiI

Beaumaris Fish Trap is one of a complex of 5 of near identical size, shape & alignment on #Anglesey's south-eastern coast Likely associated with Llanfaes Friary. Beaumaris fish trap was identified by CB_Arolygu / RC_Survey aerial reconnaissance in 2006 coflein.gov.uk/en/site/402483/ #FishTrapFriday

Scottish bog gets world heritage status bbc.in/46knCWK

The voices and feelings of Inuit youth take centre stage in a new project about climate change, led by Professor Jen Bagelman (Jen Bagelman). This article by Neha Chollangi explains all >> bit.ly/3LAYUIq

Nature is dying. Today we begin to chart a new course. The new Government will urgently review the Environmental Improvement Plan for England, building out an ambitious programme to save nature.

We’ve been exploring how terracing can reduce soil erosion and affect a hydrograph. Thanks to Tim Kinnaird and @Aayushgeo from Earth & Environmental Science, St Andrews and Sam Turner from NU_Landscape for sharing their research from the #TerraSAgE project and helping to test practical activities.

Looking forward to European Association of Archaeologists Rome! All action on Thursday for me, paper in session #496 From micro to macro: integrating micromorphology and microcontextual analysis for archaeological insights, where I’ll be talking about The British Academy project on fuel use at Birdoswald

Check out the UK Research and Innovation post below to watch my '101 jobs that change the world' video. It covers my switch from being a Newcastle University technician to doing research into #freshwater soundscapes 🎧💧

Join us on Tuesday 10 September for a Project Offices Forum which brings together Project Offices operating in UK schools of architecture, and those with an interest in setting-up an office. Sign up by Friday 16 August to secure your place: ncl.ac.uk/apl/events/ite…

Today Chris Day and @northumbriauni Vice-Chancellor Prof Andy Long have issued a joint statement responding to the unrest around the country and last night's community response. Read the full statement 👇 ncl.ac.uk/press/articles… #WeAreNCL

It is really so inspiring to see the changes made in just one year. So many other species are now benefitting from the incredible work of the beavers here at Wallington @NT_TheNorth National Trust Environment Agency - Yorkshire & North East Beaver Trust #beaverreintroduction #transforminglandscapes

Newcastle University heritage experts are to lead a ground breaking project to understand the growing and multiple impacts of climate change on Hadrian’s Wall Newcastle University Centre for Heritage sprou.tt/11hlrNkl6X6

Off to Calabria for some fieldwork and meetings with our CNR Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche partners, as part of our The Royal Society co-funded project. Looking forward to visiting nice landscapes and discussing the use of digital tools in heritage protection. Newcastle University Academic Track Archaeology at NCL NU_Landscape

For some fascinating stories of #eels across the Tyne-Tees & tales of fishing and foraging in the North East check out this brilliant interactive #FoodScapes #Atlas launched by @MaggieLandscape & Dr Maria Duggan ⤵️ 🐟🗺️earth.google.com/earth/d/1BMcIN…

Thrilled to see our research finally published! 'Unearthing the Histories of Agrarian Landscapes: A Research Framework for Terraces as Sustainable Environments' is now out in Geoarchaeology! Proud to have contributed to this project. 🔗 doi.org/10.1002/gea.70…"

We’ve been at the #GAConf25 in Oxford! We ran a practical workshop which explored the impact of terracing on soil erosion and hydrographs. Thanks to those who took part and to Tim Kinnaird, Aayush Srivastava and NU_Landscape for sharing their research from the #TerraSAgE project😄