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A new asset to help protect and plan for nature is now available. The Natural Networks & Opportunity maps show ecological and geological data with corresponding descriptions and information across the 5 boroughs that make up the Tees Valley. The information can be viewed at teesvalleynaturepartnership.org.uk/resources/natural-networks-opportunity-maps/...

Jeremy Garside, Chief Executive of the Tees Valley Wildlife Trust welcomes participants to the TVNP 2016 Moving Forward Event. There was a real buzz at the event and enthusiam for the partnership. Participants from a wide range of organisations attended incuding; all the Tees Valley Local Authorities, Environment Agency, Heritage Lottery Fund, Groundwork, Natural...

30th June 2016 the Partners are reconvening to make plans to take the Partnership forward from here. It’s an exciting time so watch this space for the outcomes, in the meantime do get in touch if you have any queries. Here is the agenda TVNP Review Workshop & Planning & Nature agendas 30-6-16...

We are pleased to annonce a new Partnership Officer to manage the Tees Valley Nature Partnership. Rachel Murtagh (nee Wood) came on board a month ago and is keen to re-invigorate this vital initative. Keep following the website for future devlopments…...

SPECIES OF CONSERVATION CONCERN AND LOCAL SIGNIFICANCE IN THE TEES VALLEY – an invaluable source of up todate information. This report has been prepared by Vic Fairbrother for the Conservation Sub-Committee of Teesmouth Bird Club (TBC), with input by TVWT and RSPB. TBC has been monitoring the birds of Teesmouth since 1960 and is...

The Tees Valley Wildlife Trust is recruiting two full time posts to deliver their new, five year, Tees Valley Wild Green Places Project. This initiative, supported by the Heritage Lottery Fund, will work across the Tees Valley to increase appreciation and understanding of the natural heritage of public open spaces and increasing the skills...

Tees Valley Wildlife receives boost from Heritage Lottery Fund The Tees Valley Wildlife Trust are announcing today a new initiative that will  involve community groups, volunteers and young people in making the  public green places across the Tees Valley better for wildlife. The Tees Valley Wildlife Trust has received a confirmed grant of £425,800...