Ancient trees and camouflaged moths with Lackford Lakes outreach
Oh my, I’ve hit the halfway line and this month and to sum up in a nutshell was EPIC!!
Suffolk Wildlife Trust Blogs
Starlings at Lackford Lakes - Mike Andrews
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Nightingales and more at Lackford Lakes!
So much has happened since my last blog. I said Lackford Lakes is a busy place and WOW is that proving true.
Wild babies at Lackford - the most relaxing afternoon!
I can’t quite believe a month has passed already since my last post. This month I have been pond dipping, bridge building, den making, orienteering, and creating miniature nature reserves. I’ve…
The movements of Ipswich hedgehogs - where do they go?
For the past two years our spring field seasons have been jam packed with night time street patrols, hedgehog health checks, radio-tracking, daytime nest searches and camera installations abound…
Mini-beast hunting, mud painting and mystery bones on the Suffolk coast
Hello everyone, my name is Jenny Lawton and I have the honour of being the Wild Learning Intern for the Coast, this means I get to visit all of Suffolk's stunning beaches and explore all…
Fire making and outdoor cooking at Lackford Lakes
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. I’m a mum of two boys currently on maternity leave & I’ve…
Mud, mud and more mud!
Hello, Hannah here! I am this year’s Wild Learning Voluntary Intern at the beautiful Carlton Marshes and Lound Lakes.
Hedgehog crafts and a mud kitchen at Lackford Lakes
Hi, I’m Marion Gray and I am a Learning Intern for 2019 at Lackford Lakes. Up until this point I have been a primary school teacher and maybe it is a mid life crisis but I feel the need for a…
Hello from outreach at Lackford Lakes
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.
Ipswich community gardens are going the whole hog
Two lovely community gardens in Ipswich are helping their local hedgehog populations thrive, and are encouraging their local communities to do the same!