Doug Gurr, the director of the museum, is pushing to make one radical addition per year until the institution’s 150th anniversary in 2031 ⬇️ https://t.co/oTkMu61fVs
Lancaster Castle has been recognised in the @VisitEngland Visitor Attraction Accolades for 2024-2025, for its incredible story tours.
Find out more at
https://t.co/TH2tADmtpa
@LancsMuseums@LancasterCC@VisitEnglandBiz
Last night the Cumbria River Restoration Strategy team were runners up in the IRF World River Prize. Congratulations! Let's hope its a catalyst for further success.
Please take the time to view this inspiring video highlighting 15 years of achievement.
https://t.co/e4NVaS1rJU
Out now... Countrystride #151: Eycott Hill – Landscape in recovery, with @cumbriawildlife's Kevin Scott. We open series 2 by exploring the mini Birkett of Eycott Hill in the northeast corner of the Lake District National Park – a landscape in recovery.
Our juniper & wildflowers are getting extra watering at the moment. The wildflowers will be planted on our volunteer days this autumn, but the juniper will have to wait another year or three. Juniper from @WildHaweswater & wildflowers grown by staff & volunteers. @NECumbria
The hazelwoods of #ScotlandsRainforest are ancient, special places, some of them stretching back 10,000 years. Today their unique habitat is home to incredible wildlife, including rare mosses, liverworts & lichens. This is Ballachuan https://t.co/19ARERWKyT
📷 John MacPherson
Partha Dasgupta, who produced a review on the economics of biodiversity, is one of the world’s foremost intellectuals on valuing nature.
You might be surprised, then, to hear he thinks we need to be more emotional & less intellectual about nature loss.
https://t.co/A9ezwiq3Jy
The UK is experiencing an extraordinary year for wildfires.
🔥 more call-outs for firefighters in the first six months than any year to date
🔥 larger area burnt by wildfires than any EU country bar Romania
🔥 "It’s a warning sign," says @DrTELS
https://t.co/e0UXPIk44k
There are many documents relating to railways in Darlington Library, and some original art works inspired by them, with some on display alongside the Whistle Stop exhibition, part of the S&DR200 festival in the Art Gallery there until Wednesday 23rd July https://t.co/227Q6YWmXq
🌿 Have your say! Westmorland & Furness Council is consulting on the draft Cumbria Local Nature Recovery Strategy
Help shape the future of nature in Cumbria.
Open until 22 June 2025
Take part: https://t.co/5t1mDRXwhZ
📣 @MayorofLondon Sadiq Khan wants to bring Diamond League athletics and other big events to the historic venue from 2028 after ‘once-in-a-generation’ restoration
✍️ Exclusive via @Lawton_Times
“The whole place is alive, it’s a joy to see it!”
By donating today, you can help return beavers to Britain. And, better still, your donation will be doubled.
https://t.co/Gu6zdZLOnr
🎥 @S_KingWild at Moor Barton Wilding
Excellent start to @sdrfestival by @11Arches with @VCDBusiness - if the next eight months are as good as yesterday evening it will be a great success. Loved the drone show. Good to see many friends of @RailwayHeritage there.
Fab to see so many people enjoying the launch of the S&DR200 festival at the All Change spectacular in Bishop Auckland on Saturday 29 March. There's a fantastic programme to follow https://t.co/Rfweq3Pvqx up to November 2025, exploring heritage, contemporary life and our futures
The nine-month festival, delivered by @darlingtonbc, @DurhamCouncil & @stocktoncouncil, runs until Nov 2025 across County Durham and the Tees Valley. The programme is inspired by the first journey on the Stockton and Darlington Railway in the NE of England https://t.co/IyflJeIk0i
What an incredible evening! @sdrfestival finally launched over the weekend to a packed-out crowd in Bishop Auckland. Congratulations to fest director Niccy Hallifax & the team, @ImitatingtheDog@Skymagicdrones the choir Infant Hercules & all the brilliant local performers 💥
Crags are often named after animals that were associated with them, Raven, Eagle, Falcon, Heron, Hart (male red deer), Dove and Hare Crags to name a few. Today I passed Wolf Crags, I wonder when the last Wolf looked out over Barbaryrigg Moss from here? The last was hunted in 1680
Beavers are coming home! 🎉
The UK Government has officially opened the door for licensed beaver reintroductions into the wild! These ecosystem engineers will help restore rivers, boost biodiversity and reduce flooding. 🌿💦 1/4
With hundreds of thousands of empty homes across the country, it’s tragic that the UK can’t accommodate its extensive need with existing buildings. Not only that — it’s an opportunity to rethink how we want to live, says Ingrid Schroder https://t.co/Gn4Jq3dhYj