It’s been a pretty wild few weeks: out till 4am, police call outs and raunchy behaviour witnessed on the streets of Ipswich.

Lots of warblers and lots of butterflies.

Spring birds back by the middle of April.

Our Hedgehog Officer tells us about an exciting realisation in her garden!

Having spent a lot of time patrolling the streets of our field work study area, we've started to notice a problem. An elastic band problem.

I love hearing stories about the work of our hedgehog champions across Ipswich and today I wanted to showcase the work of one of our youngest champions, Rowan.

Hello everyone! My names Vicky, I am the new Wild Learning Intern for the Carlton Marshes reserve, and I have the honour of being the first intern to post on our new blog. I’m going to take this…

Now that we have begun field work for the Spring 2018 season, we have two lovely new interns that have joined Team Hedgehog here in Ipswich. It’s brilliant to have the enthusiasm of both Sarah and…

Today our Hedgehog Officer was invited to meet the mayor and sheriff of Norwich to promote our hedgehog work in Ipswich. Here she tells us more!

Just yesterday a new report highlighted our most up to date understanding of hedgehog population trends – our press release can be found below!