What we do
Suffolk Wildlife Trust is the county's largest voluntary organisation and has been leading conservation efforts in Suffolk for five decades. We have more than 25,000 members and are part of a network of 47 Wildlife Trusts operating across the United Kingdom..
For five decades the Trust has been leading conservation efforts in Suffolk and has saved some of the county’s most important wildlife sites by protecting them as nature reserves. We work to create an environment richer in wildlife for everyone and care for more than 50 nature reserves throughout the county – that’s over 2300 hectares of Suffolk's most precious wildlife habitat - all completely free to enjoy.
We are committed to creating whole landscapes that are rich in wildlife rather than just isolated sites. With this in mind we advise landowners and local communities on how to manage their land for wildlife and offer a free advice service for individuals, the Suffolk Wildline. We also have four environmental centres providing educational opportunities for all ages. In addition to this work we review all planning applications that affect sites of wildlife interest and comment on strategic plans. Over 1000 people volunteer their time and skills to the Trust and support all areas of our work, their commitment is key to our success.
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