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Biodiversity and Shorebird Protection on the Northumberland Shore

  • 56-58 Castlegate Berwick-upon-Tweed, England, TD15 1JT United Kingdom (map)

Biodiversity and Shorebird Protection on the Northumberland Shore

Protecting biodiversity on our coast: monitoring of the health of our Northumberland rocky shores, and protection of our shorebirds


Monday 2nd November 2026, 10am - 12noon
William Elder Building, 56-58 Castlegate, Berwick-upon-Tweed TD15 1JT
Tickets: £6

Northumberland shorebird flying over coastal mudflats


The coastal waters of Northumberland and Berwickshire are home to a remarkable and truly unique mix of wildlife not found elsewhere in the UK.


Amy Hopley will give talk about the biodiversity and current monitoring of health of Northumberland and Berwickshire rocky shores, and this will be followed by a talk on ‘Shorebird Protection’ by Richard Willis.


Amy is Assistant Partnership Officer at the Berwickshire and Northumberland Marine Nature Partnership; Richard is Senior Wildlife Ranger, Space for Shorebirds, Coastal Mitigation Service.



This is a joint event between Berwick Education Association (BEA) and Greener Berwick.

Attendees with special requirements should check with the venue before the event if possible.

Tea and coffee will be served, and all are welcome. There is no need to print out and bring your ticket, as we will have a record of your booking.

 
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