This week Jo (one of our new hedgehog interns!) and I headed to Spring Road Allotments to set up some footprint monitoring tunnels.

We will soon be launching our equipment borrowing scheme – trail cameras and footprint tunnels available for Ipswich residents to help detect the wildlife in their gardens.

This week Suffolk Wildlife Trust, Ipswich borough Council, Greenways and Ipswich Wildlife Group came together to a host a hedgehog Easter EGGstravaganza at Christchurch park.

Our Hedgehog Officer Ali tells us about the actions shes been taking for hedgehogs in her own garden.

Ipswich residents can now borrow our footprint tunnels for free - perfect for monitoring your green space for hedgehog activity! Hedgehog Champion Simon was the first to give this a go, and with…

We now have lots of footprint tunnels that can be borrowed by Ipswich residents or groups. Hedgehog Champion Simon was the first to give this a go, and with great success!

Spring really is in full swing – the sun is shining, bees and butterflies are out and hedgehogs are emerging from hibernation! If you haven’t already, now is the absolute perfect time to make sure…

Last Saturday our Hedgehog Officer awoke bright and early ready for our Mammal Morning event at Holywells Park. Here she tells us more!

We will soon be launching our equipment borrowing scheme – trail cameras and footprint tunnels available for Ipswich residents to help detect the wildlife in their gardens. Our Hedgehog Officer…

Last month was our first activity day for the Wildlife Ambassadors of Sidegate Primary School. The day began at Holywells Park with two activities run by the Ipswich Wildlife Group, Ipswich…