News

Exciting New Role for Wildlife Enthusiasts Along the Ouse Burn Valley

The Natural History Society of Northumbria (NHSN) is inviting applications for a new Ouse Burn Ecologist position, a role funded by the Reece Foundation as...

Wildlife Ways: New Funding to Help Communities and Nature Thrive Along the Ouse Burn

We are pleased to be supporting a new three-year project that aims to transform how people connect with nature along the Ouse Burn Way. Led...

Project Update – Autumn 2025: Building the Future of the Ouse Burn Way

We have been working on a Draft Investment Strategy that will help shape the future direction of the Ouse Burn Way and bring us closer...

Big Boost for Wild Ouseburn’s Nature Restoration

The Wild Ouseburn project has been awarded over £80,000 from the Reece Foundation’s Ouse Burn Way fund, securing the next three years of nature restoration...

SmartRivers: Building a Legacy for the Ouseburn

The Ouse Burn Way is proud to support SmartRivers, a nationwide citizen science project helping to protect rivers and the wildlife that depends on them....

One Year of Wildlife Engagement Along the Ouse Burn Way

It’s been a year since Ellie, our Urban Naturalist at the Natural History Society of Northumbria, began leading wildlife engagement along the Ouse Burn Way...