Iain Robson

Alnmouth

Northumberland Coast National Landscape recruiting new Partnership members

A group of Northumberland Coast Conservation Team volunteers

Northumberland Coast National Landscape announces volunteer record for National ...

Bamburgh's overflow car park last summer.

Parking fears raised on Northumberland coast as pre-Covid rules reinstated

The new Northumberland Coast AONB visitor guide.

New guide launched to help visitors make the most of the Northumberland coast

Boulmer in summer 2020.

‘We can’t just keep building more car parks’ on the Northumberland coast

The Coast Care team.

Charitable status bid to help Northumberland Coast Care project

Alnmouth.

Parking blow for coastal village as three potential sites ruled out by AONB

An Arriva bus in Craster.

Bus operators to be invited for talks on how to help reduce coastal congestion

The Buston Links road.

Illegal camping and littering leads to road closure

Ross Back Sands.

Embleton Bay tops beaches list

Tree Sparrow in the hand by Iain Robson

NATURE NOTES: Spuggies - they are not all the same

Spuggies - they aren’t all the same.

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Review could 'profoundly change' future of Northumberland coast, says chief

The viewing platform and interpretation panels at Budle Bay, near Bamburgh.

Work completed on new bird viewing platform at Northumberland beauty spot

Budle Bay viewing platform completed

Flowers among the dunes. Picture by Gavin Duthie

Fly-tipping cases on the coast are a cause for concern

Flowers among the dunes. Picture by Gavin Duthie

Fly-tipping cases on the coast are a cause for concern

Lauren Nutting from the AONB with Julie Scott of The Inn Collection Group.

Pub group taps into bid to cut back on plastic

Butterbur flower - freshly emerged, Picture by Iain Robson.

NATURE NOTES: Butterbur – a sovereign herb against plague and pestilence

Curlew chicks. Picture by Suzanne Martin

NATURE NOTES: The bird with the bow-like bill and the mournful call

The Discover our Land photography competition has been launched ahead of English Tourism Week.

Get snapping for photo competition

Could you go plastic free even for a day?

Make a firm commitment to go plastic-free

Speakers from this years annual forum with the AONB Partnerships chairman, Coun Jeff Watson.

From skeletons to second homes, it's all happening on our coastline

A male migrant hawker dragonfly in flight showing the legs folded up behind the eyes. Picture by Tim Melling

NATURE NOTES: The secret life of the autumn dragons

Surveying the Coast Path near Howick. Picture by Gavin Duthie

Volunteer coast wardens wanted to help protect seaside locations

Hopper bus

Holy Island shuttle bus is taken on by Berwick firm

Volunteers collecting beach litter at Berwick. Picture by Anna Chouler

Call for surveyors to count litter on beaches

The group walking up the Northumberland Coast Path in the summer, which was the subject of an AONB blog.

Reflecting on another year on Northumberland coast

Farne Islands Picture by Jane Coltman

Northumberland, Bird Club

A club tern

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Beford station.

Temporary diversion of Northumberland Coast Path

Cllr John Woodman and former Chair of the AONB Partnership, Pat Scott, cut the cake to mark the group's 10th anniversary.

Milestone for coastal path celebrated in jolly good way

Archie McNaughton on the banks of the River Coquet with the rubbish he and his dad collected.

Young Archie helps to clean River Coquet

The Northumberland Coast Path at Howick. Picture by Gavin Duthie

Guided walks to celebrate 10 years of Northumberland path

Duncan Lawrence, owner of the Drift Cafe, attaches his Welcome Port logo.

Businesses keen to welcome walkers on Northumberland coast

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