Archive of: 2016

Posted 30 November 2016

The 2016 Humber Nature Partnership Award was presented to the Humber Wader Ringing Group at the Humber Conference held at the Guildhall in Hull on 29th November.

Posted 15 November 2016

This year's Humber Conference will provide an opportunity to hear about some of the major national and local initiatives that will have an impact around the Humber.

Posted 04 November 2016

In 2013, the RSPB and Natural England began reviewing a 2006/7 report on high tide bird roosts on the Humber. The aim of the work was to update the original report, which highlighted areas of particular importance for roosting birds. The Final Report is now complete and is available on the Humber Nature Partnership website.

Posted 01 November 2016

This year's Humber conference will be held on Tuesday 29th November 2016.

Posted 02 September 2016

Beach Watch is coming to Cleethorpes on Friday 16th September 2016. VANEL are calling for volunteers to give their time and help litter pick on the day to help restore and preserve our beautiful coastline. VANEL employees Victoria Russell and Helen Pickett will be there on the day supporting the event, armed with black bags and wellies. Why not go along and give them a hand?

Posted 27 June 2016

The Humber Nature App encourages residents living around the Humber Estuary and visitors to better understand, enjoy, protect and enhance the estuary’s wonderful natural environment. To help us in this aim we have just launched a Humber Nature App which...

Posted 25 May 2016

High paw for the 217 dogs that walked across the Humber Bridge on the 22nd May. The walk, organised by Humber Hounds project, aimed to have as many different types of dog walk across the Humber Bridge in one day, and over 100 were recorded.

Posted 25 April 2016

Humber Hounds is organising a walk to see how many different dog breeds we can get walking across the Humber Bridge on 22nd May 2016.

Posted 23 March 2016

The latest Environment Agency newsletter is now available click here for more details.

Posted 21 March 2016

Data is vital for all of our work on the Humber Estuary. The Humber Nature Partnership is undertaking a survey to understand what environmental data is collected on the estuary. This is your opportunity as an organisation to feed into a project which could achieve major resource efficiencies in the future from identify existing data sources to opening up partnership opportunities for data collection