Suffolk Wildlife Trust Blogs

Starlings at Lackford Lakes - Mike Andrews

A blue sky with scattered clouds over looking low tides at martlesham wilds

Delving into the rich human history of Martlesham Wilds

Join Margaret King, our Research Volunteer, in exploring the rich and varied history of people in the landscape of our Martlesham Wilds Nature Reserve.

Beaver Loch of the Lowes (c) Joanna Lindsay

How Suffolk Wildlife Trust will support beaver reintroduction

After many years of research, trials, and campaigning – including from the Wildlife Trusts – beaver reintroduction in England was finally approved in February 2025, and we could see wild beavers…

Meet the Team - Membership

Membership is an integral part of our charity, without support through membership we wouldn’t be able to deliver vital work for wildlife and nature in Suffolk. Meet the team behind the scenes of…

Meet the team

Spring arrivals with Dr Dan Wade

Discover the excitement of birding in spring with Dr Dan Wade as he explores highly anticipated arrivals and his favourite memories of birds in Suffolk

spring

Five people from the Lackford Lakes team standing in front of the Visitor Centre

Meet the Team - Lackford Lakes

Get to know the team behind Lackford Lakes Nature Reserve and learn more about the history of this nature reserve and the wildlife which relies on it.

Meet the team

A blue tit standing on the side of a nest box with a caterpillar in its mouth

National Nest Box Week 2025

Every February, National Nest Box Week celebrates supporting our local wildlife with small actions that can make a big difference. Find out how you can help in this blog.

tree blossoms in the foreground over looking hedges and reeds with large cranes in the distant background

Spring in Suffolk

Winter may still be well underway but small signs of spring are emerging throughout the county. Discover the wildlife and natural signs which welcome the beginning of spring.