Countryfile visits Suffolk Wildlife Trust's Bradfield Woods
Countryfile has visited Suffolk Wildlife Trust’s Bradfield Woods National Nature Reserve.
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Meet the team - Bradfield Woods
Get to know the team at our Bradfield Woods National Nature Reserve and find out more about the work we deliver here.
Bradfield Woods Arts and Crafts Group Open studio
Green woodworkers, textile artists and makers, painters and print-makers who use several different media.
Bradfield Woods National Nature Reserve
One of Britain's finest ancient woodlands, Bradfield Woods is a unique wood that has been under continuous, traditional coppice management since 1252.
Forest school, moths and more at Lackford Lakes and Bradfield Woods
Hey, I’m Sam and I’m doing a learning internship with Suffolk Wildlife Trust at Lackford Lakes and Bradfield Woods.
New area designated of national importance at Bradfield Woods
The Trust recently received confirmation that an additional 6.73 hectares of land at Bradfield Woods will become part of the National Nature Reserve.
Legacy stories: Bradfield Woods
All but 16 acres of the surviving woodland became a National Nature Reserve, until in 2010, a legacy gift from Peter Mitchell allowed us to seize a once in a lifetime chance to buy the final corner of ancient woodland.
Upcoming events at Bradfield Woods
Upcoming events at Lackford Lakes
Seed from Suffolk Wildlife Trust's Bradfield Woods will help safeguard the nation's trees
Suffolk Wildlife Trust is continuing its work to safeguard the future of the UK’s trees by collecting seed from our woodland nature reserves to be stored at Kew’s Millennium Seed Bank.
How you can support the dormice of Bradfield Woods
Shoppers can support Suffolk Wildlife Trust’s drive to understand more about hazel dormice by voting in Tesco stores in and around Bury St Edmunds.
Local Wildlife Groups
Our official Local Wildlife Groups are a great way to get involved with nature's recovery in your local community, whilst supporting Suffolk Wildlife Trust.
Watch what you wash away
Some cosmetics, soaps, washing-up liquids and cleaning products can be harmful to wildlife with long-lasting effects.