County Wildlife Sites
County Wildlife Sites (CWS) have a key role in the conservation of Suffolk’s biodiversity and are important Living Landscape links.
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British Sugar fails to deliver on 3-year plan to end use of banned neonicotinoids
An application for the use of a banned, bee-harming neonicotinoid on sugar beet seed in 2024 has been submitted to the UK Government – despite an industry commitment to end reliance on the banned…
Cold end to January at the lakes
Today is the last day of January and the month ends on a very wintery note at the lakes. We have seen 83 bird species in the month / year so far including some nice birds like brambling, lesser…
Wildlife photography competition 2017 open for entries
Suffolk Wildlife Trust's annual wildlife photography competition is now open for entries.
The end of Autumn at Lackford Lakes
From changing colours, wandering harriers and murmurating starlings, to snoozing, shivering blue tits and blonde-faced ducks, it’s all happening on our reserve this week.
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Talk: Botanical tour of SWT reserves
Join us for a fascinating illustrated talk by Steve Aylward
A year in the life: grey herons
Watch the triumphs and tribulations of a pair of remarkably committed grey heron parents as they attempt to raise young at Hen Reedbeds. This touching film was recorded via trail cameras over the…
Establishing grassland and increasing botanical diversity at existing sites
Grassland surrounded by different habitats such as hedge, scrub, woodland and even bare ground can support a rich community of wildlife. The creation of new grassland habitat complements the conservation management of existing grasslands.
New Year Resolutions for nature
Within living memory, more than half of our wildlife has been lost*. With these staggering figures in mind, and as 2020 approaches, the coming decade is going to be crucial for the natural…
SOS Swifts receive Volunteer of the Year Award
Save Our Suffolk Swifts project partnership were delighted to be awarded Volunteer of the Year Award for their outstanding efforts to help swifts across Suffolk.
Meet our Volunteer of the year, John Bumstead
At our Conservation Day and AGM on 26th October, the hard-won Volunteer of the Year award was presented by Suffolk Wildlife Trust’s President, William Kendall and CEO, Julian Roughton.