Jon Hawkins - Surrey Hills Photography
Bring Back Nature
Nature is under threat. But together, we can bring back nature in Suffolk.
We are Suffolk's leading nature charity; working every day to protect local wildlife, restore Suffolk's natural environment, and inspire people to connect with nature.
For over 60 years, Suffolk Wildlife Trust has been at the forefront of wildlife conservation and education across the county. At the heart of our purpose as a wildlife charity is our mission to 'Bring Nature Back' in which we're championing two collective goals: to secure at least 30% of Suffolk's land and sea are our two goals, and to inspire 1 in 4 people in Suffolk to take action for nature and climate.
Catch up on our news and stories
Suffolk Wildlife Trust respond to Sizewell C establishing new environmental charty
Sizewell C, East Suffolk Council, and Suffolk County Council established a new environmental charity – East Suffolk Trust – which…
Planning Bill amends: a step forward for nature, but not the giant leap we need
Last week, the UK Government tabled amendments to the Planning and Infrastructure Bill in the House of Lords to introduce safeguards for…
10 facts about fen raft spiders
Fen raft spiders are one of the UK's largest and rarest spiders. Learn about the fascinating lives of these gentle arachnids,…
How you can help nature
Bittern - Jamie Hall
Wildlife Conservation & Recovery
Since 1961, Suffolk Wildlife Trust has been dedicated to protecting and restoring the county’s wildlife and wild landscapes, with the goal of creating a wilder Suffolk for nature to recover and become abundant.
Nature Engagement & Connection
We deliver events, activities, projects at our nature reserves and with local schools and communities to enable everyone to experience nature - and to inspire the people of Suffolk to take action for wildlife.
Dormouse by Terry Whittaker
Wilder Ecology
Our professional consultancy with certified experts delivering a range of ecology, conservation, and Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) services for clients across Suffolk, East Anglia, and beyond.
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