The UK Government wants to speed up development and has suggested changing some of the biodiversity rules for developers, meaning nature is once again under threat.

Two more cuckoos have been successfully tagged at Worlingham Marshes nature reserve in north Suffolk, contributing to vital research that aims to better understand the bird’s long-term decline.…

Three researchers from the Wild Bird Society of Japan (part of BirdLife International) visited our Carlton Marshes nature reserve to learn about the habitat requirements for successful breeding of…

Suffolk Wildlife Trust welcomes ban on bottom trawling as well as a step towards meaningful protection for Suffolk’s only Marine Conservation Zone.

The latest news and updates from our teams across Suffolk including wildlife sightings, our nature reserves, landscape projects, and community engagement.

Suffolk Wildlife Trust and Norfolk Wildlife Trust join forces with the national Wildlife Trust movement and RSPB to raise grave concerns for wildlife as the Government rejects amendments to the…

Water voles are considered an endangered species in the UK. These semi-aquatic mammals are one of Suffolk Wildlife Trust’s thirteen “flagship species” – species for which we prioritise are…

Suffolk Wildlife Trust welcomes amendments to the Planning and Infrastructure Bill that hope to safeguard and increase nature in new developments.

The latest news and updates from our teams across Suffolk including wildlife sightings, our nature reserves, landscape projects, and community engagement.

Nature recovery can go hand in hand with building the homes people need and support a healthy economy that provides a better future for both people and wildlife. The new Planning &…