Walk at Lackford Lakes
A guided birdwatching and wildlife walk within the Lackford Lakes Nature Reserve.
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Grassland management for wildflowers
Grasslands swaying with wildflowers are part and parcel of Suffolk's image as a green county, made up of hedged fields, meadows and pastures. But without sensitive management, these grasslands soon become invaded by more vigorous weeds that can overwhelm and replace what is a vital habitat for birds, invertebrates and animals.
Bee-flies, sunshine and roadside wildflowers...
Appreciating the wild Suffolk around us in our gardens, hedgerows and roadside wildflower meadows. Read on for wildlife news from across the Suffolk Broads, Carlton Marshes habitat creation…
Upcoming events at Lackford Lakes
Upcoming events at Lackford Lakes
Spring at Lackford
In these strange times when we are stuck at home, wildlife continues as normal. Spring is very active time for much of our wildlife and it is a time of much change with birds arriving back from…
Moods of Lackford
Winter at Lackford has its many moods and this year has been no different. As we have moved into winter, we have already experienced cold crisp sunshine, moody misty mornings, and frosty frozen…
The warblers of Lackford
In today’s blog we are going to look at the variety of warblers you can now see and hear not just at Lackford, but in your own local green spaces too.
Winter at Lackford
It has been very wet here at Lackford, this winter. Many areas of the reserve have been flooded on a regular basis including the Kingfisher (blue trail). The changes in water levels have been…
School visits to Lackford Lakes
Every school visit to Lackford Lakes is unique. Choose your programme for the day and our Engagement Officer will deliver your session.
Autumn Discovery day at Lackford Lakes
An Autumn discovery at Lackford Lakes!
Work Experience at Lackford Lakes
A blog by work experience student Robyn about her time spent with us at Lackford Lakes.
Lackford Lakes & BBC’s Wild Isles
The BBC's Wild Isles 'Grasslands' episode features rabbit and buzzard interactions at our Lackford Lakes nature reserve.