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Barn own pellets can be used to indicate what small mammals are presents in an area. This article was first published in Moors Messenger in October 2021.
We are dismayed by the recent damage to a cherished North York Moors woodland, caused by an unauthorised campfire. Despite our ongoing reminders and clear warnings regarding the risks of wildfire, this careless act has resulted in significant harm to an acre of conservation woodland.
Ryedale Folk Museum is on the hunt for witch marks. Across the country, old buildings bear the marks of history. But the question is, how many marks and signs are in homes and outbuildings across the North York Moors?
Over the next five years the National Trust and North York Moors National Park hope to deliver a programme of extensive path restoration work for ten paths, so visitors can continue to enjoy Roseberry Topping.
On Saturday 1 and Sunday 2 June we’re encouraging people who live in or around the North Yorks Moors to discover (or rediscover) their nearest National Park Centre.
An initiative that aims to raise awareness and improve accessibility to three national parks, including the North York Moors, has been awarded £557,955 from The National Lottery Heritage Fund.
Having been completely focused on a very intense career for over 44 years I have always used volunteering as an escape from the pressures and stresses of the workplace, it provides me with a sense of being, as well as numerous other positives.
Some of you may be aware of recent vandalism that occurred at Beggar’s Bridge.
Beggar's Bridge is a Scheduled Monument and is grade 2* listed.
The bridge is a 17th-century single-arched packhorse bridge across the River Esk, on the eastern edge of Glaisdale village.
Having established where the Battle of Byland took place, the team are now planning the next phase, which they hope will involve archaeological investigation - but they need some help!
Artist Janine Baldwin has been a volunteer with the North York Moors National Park for 17 years and it has played a large part in my creativity over that time. Here Janine discusses her new solo exhibition.
Last summer, the Outdoor Learning Team hosted another very successful Youth Conservation Residential. Fifteen young people from across the UK came and spent five days and four nights at The Outstation in Stape.
Can you help us advise Defra on changes farm incomes? Ten upcoming workshops taking place in May/June across the National Park.
By Matthew Parker, Young Ranger and a member of Youth Voice.
Nicola Chalton, co-editor and publisher of Esk Valley News, tells her story. This article was first published in the May 2023 edition of Moors Messenger.
Over Christmas 2022, our virtual walkers were treated to a trip around the Castle Howard exhibition entitled 'Into The Woods – a Fairy tale Christmas'.
Our first week back after Christmas and we got right into it with some dry stone walling at Moorgates for the North York Moors Railway.
Speaking to anyone who is passionate about what they do is always an inspiring experience, and that’s certainly the case when discussing building conservation with Nigel Copsey, Founder of the Earth, Stone and Lime Company in Thornton le Dale.
