Wow what a month, I’m not even sure where to start! My name is Lucy, I’m one of the wild learning interns this year at Lackford Lakes.

Two lovely community gardens in Ipswich are helping their local hedgehog populations thrive, and are encouraging their local communities to do the same!

The wildlife and lakes are taking on a lovely early winter feel at the moment with lots of redwings feeding on the berries and lots of ducks on the lakes

Well as we march headlong into November, the autumnal days and the light it brings is making Lackford the place to be. The wildfowl population on the sailing lake is growing with lots to see…

As numbers of wintering duck, geese and waders are increasing across the marshes, the wardens and volunteers are working hard to prepare their winter home. Read on for wildlife and reserve…

I’ve recently finished my Wild Learning internship and having had a few weeks to reflect upon my last 6 or so months at the Trust, I wanted to share a little of my experience.

Vicky and I had a fantastic experience last week when we were given the opportunity to enrol on a course to learn to lead groups of young people on the beach.

Hello everyone it’s Kirsty Wilmot here, with my first blog post for the Trust.

Last week brought an exciting opportunity to raise awareness for the worrying status of UK hedgehogs and to promote the work being conducting to help these spiny creatures! This opportunity came…