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It has definitely felt like spring is in the air recently, and flowers have been starting to appear! 🌸⛅️ Some of our most popular flowers are early spring flowers, like crocuses, snowdrops, daffodils and primroses all of which can be seen all over the North-East at the moment 🌼

our delightful common #frog and #smoothnewt feature on the latest Royal Mail stamp set! It's so lovely to see some amphibians recognised. ow.ly/jqOS50VbHlH

Would you like to learn river restoration techniques in beautiful surroundings - all for free? Join us for a fish habitat walk and workshop along the River Tees! 🐟 22nd March, 9.45am - 3pm, near Gainford in County Durham. Email [email protected] or call 07500 870583.

The Tees has always shaped the landscape of Barnard Castle. Overlooked by the 12th-century fortress, the river flows under County Bridge, which has spanned the Tees since 1569. Whether you're exploring history or enjoying the views, the River Tees is at the heart of this town🏰🌊

I’m delivering a talk to Sedgefield local community Tues 1 April 7.30pm to provide a short history of Skerne Wood at Netpark emphasising its history, bird life & its importance as a fantastic wildlife site & community green asset. All welcome! teesbirds Durham Bird Club

With the arrival of spring, Himalayan balsam is starting to appear again🌱 We don’t have active work planned for this year but we’re planning for the future, including mapping key areas for future management, planning balsam bashing, and expanding biocontrol sites from 13 to 38!

This evening at 7pm on Channel 5, Tales from the Riverbank explores The River Tyne and you might even spot one or two of our team. Channel 5

Let’s play Spring Bingo! ✨🌼 The first day of spring is here, and the catchment is starting to bloom! 🌸🌿 We’ve spotted crocuses, daffodils, cherry blossoms, wild garlic, and some rams enjoying the fresh pastures. The River Tees is looking glorious too! 🌊 What have you seen?

💩Today England’s 2024 sewage spill data was released, and it’s still not good news for rivers. 450,398 discharges were counted. 2023 was bad, and while there were 3% fewer spills last year, in total CSOs discharged raw sewage into rivers for slightly longer - 8,258 hours!

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Come along to Redcar Beach and Holy Island this weekend to help us to survey wildlife along the coast 🦀 Sign up or find out more about our upcoming shore searches below 👇 durhamwt.com/events/2025-04… durhamwt.com/events/2025-04…

Don’t forget the Big River Watch is taking place in just over a week! Get planning what stretch of river you’re going to visit now 🦆 The Rivers Trust #bigriverwatch theriverstrust.org/take-action/th…

🎉 Big River Watch starts today! Rivers across the UK & Ireland need your help. From now until 1st May, spend 15 mins by a river, record what you see in the free Big River Watch app, and help create a clearer picture of river health 💙 theriverstrust.org/take-action/th…

Today is the day - #NoMowMay is here! Ready to start your #NoMowMovement and help nature? 🌸🥳 & remember, this is just the start...leaving wildflowers to grow in the summer helps biodiversity & local wildlife. 🦋 Join & give #PowerToTheFlowers - bit.ly/3UWii6B

It's your last chance to take part in the #BigRiverWatch today! 🚨 While the weather is so lovely why not? It was great completing a survey this morning, and it is so quick and easy! It's a great opportunity to take part in citizen science, so tell us what you've seen below 🦆

Can you spy the squid we spotted in Hartlepool Dock recently in this video? We’re used to finding all sorts of life in the dock, but we’ve never seen a squid, let alone one this big 🦑 it’s always great to see so much diversity in the dock, which our oysters are contributing to!

Shout out to the Seawilding Garden, designed by Ryan McMahon, which just won a Gold Award at the Chelsea Flower Show! 🏅 Inspired by the rocky coastal landscape surrounding Loch Craignish on Scotland’s west coast, this garden celebrates the work of charity Seawilding to restore

Some cool stats in this blog post!