Suffolk Wildlife Trust Blogs

This week our Reserve Wardens have seen an array of invertebrates such as fox caterpillars, hunting hornets and bush crickets and introduced Azolla weevils to eat and eradicate the Azolla fern…

This week our Reserve Wardens have seen a flourish of fungi appear across our reserves, our Hebridean sheep have settled into a new grazing location at Bromswell Green and fen raft spiders have…

Have a sneak peek at the new visitor centre at Carlton Marshes, and catch up on this week's news and wildlife sightings.

This week our Reserve Wardens have been taking a closer look at some of the flora that grows on our sites, and Trimley Marshes gets a trim, attracting a whole host of different bird species.

This week, BBC Countryfile is exploring Carlton Marshes, our new ponies are settling in at Hen Reedbeds, and our bovines take a “bath”...

It’s been hot on all of our reserves this week, but work cannot stop. Many of our meadow and fen sites have been cut and the hay gathered ready for the wildflowers to regrow next year.

This week we are pleased to share the good news that marsh harriers have successfully bred and chicks have fledged at three of our reserves this year! Our Reserve Wardens have also spotted some…

It's been quite a week with a bee species new to east Suffolk being discovered and all hands on deck to help a rather adventurous roe deer!

There's been lots happening across the county this week. From solitary wasp species displaying interesting behavioural traits such as beewolves blocking their nest sites, to our ancient…

Our Reserve Wardens have been taking a closer look at plants found on our reserves that are firm favourites with pollinator species this week. Lots of invertebrates have been spotted too including…