About us
The expertise of our staff and volunteers gives Suffolk Wildlife Trust an unrivalled understanding of the county’s natural world.
With this local focus, we are able to safeguard habitats and species, taking action on the ground, where it really counts.
Our aim is to create a Living Landscape where wildlife flourishes in our countryside, towns and villages. Our conservation advisors work with farmers and local communities to improve their land for wildlife and create networks of linked up habitat across Suffolk.
We care for over 6500 acres of Suffolk's most precious wildlife habitat in over 50 nature reserves which are tranquil havens for everyone to enjoy.
Action for local wildlife, led by local people has always been Suffolk Wildlife Trust’s great strength. Our vision for a Living Landscape for Suffolk, is a 21st century approach to nature conservation firmly grounded in our ethos of enabling people to take action for wildlife where they live.
Facts about Suffolk Wildlife Trust:
- We are part of a network of 47 Wildlife Trusts across the country
- We care for 52 nature reserves; which are all free for anyone to enjoy
- We are supported by more than 1000 volunteers who help in all areas of our work. Their commitment is key to our success.
- We are a growing membership organisation with more than 25,000 members.
- Our education team work with hundreds of children and families throughout Suffolk – at our four education centres and in the community
- We offer advice to landowners, throughout Suffolk, helping them manage their land for wildlife
- We have two thriving visitor centres, where you can enjoy and learn about Suffolk’s wildlife
- We are a registered charity – number 262777
Please browse this section of our website for more information about our work and organisation. If you cannot find what you are looking for please get in touch.
