Web Directory

» Darlington and Teesdale Naturalists' Field Club
   Studies all aspects of natural history, from aquatic life, through plants, animals and birds to geology and astronomy.
   http://www.communigate.co.uk/ne/dtnfc/index.phtml

» Durham Bat Group
   Reports and schedule of events. Includes a range of information on the various local species, bat sounds, detectors and lamps, and links to related resources.
   http://www.durhambats.org.uk/

» Durham Bird Club
   The Club actively encourages the study, monitoring and conservation of birds in the county.
   http://www.durhambirdclub.org/

» Durham RSPB
   Local members' group of this wildlife conservation charity. Includes information about the group, details of indoor programme and field meetings, extracts from newsletters and contact details.
   http://durham-rspb.110mb.com/

» Durham Wildlife Trust
   Provides information about the organisation, its activities including events, news, projects, places to visit and species found in the region.
   http://www.durhamwt.co.uk/

» ECN Terrestrial Site - Moor House
   Integrated long-term environmental monitoring network. Includes information on the network, summary data and real-time access to the weather station at Moor House NNR.
   http://www.ecn.ac.uk/sites/moorh.html

» North Eastern Geological Society
   The aims of the N.E.G.S. are to broaden the knowledge and interests of its members in any of the aspects of geology - rocks, minerals, fossils and conservation.
   http://www.northeast-geolsoc.50megs.com/

» The Rogerley Mine
   The last remaining mine active in the district, operated by UK Mining Ventures for specimens of green fluorite. Includes current news, a virtual tour of the mine and geological technical information.
   http://www.ukminingventures.com/

» The Seen and Unseen
   Quaking Houses Environmental Trust's community wetlands project to restore the ecological and aesthetic quality of the Stanley Burn. Provides details of the community, arts, and scientific collaboration.
   http://www.seen-unseen.com/

» Turning the Tide: On the Coast of Durham
   After suffering from 100 years of waste tipping by the coal industry, the coastline of County Durham had a run-down and neglected image. Now, plans are in place to restore the coastline to its former beauty.
   http://www.turning-the-tide.org.uk/