Wildlife open garden at Long Acre
10am-4pm
Lovely wildlife garden to explore with lots to see for all the family.
What's On
Birdringing at Trimley Marshes Nature Reserve - Jesse Walker
Explore nature and learn about Suffolk's wildlife with our exciting programme of events.
All of our activities are designed to connect people with nature, to share wildlife knowledge, and to develop a county-wide movement of nature-conscious communities. From family events, nature experiences, and guided walks, to specialist talks, creative workshops, and accredited training - we have something for everyone throughout every season.
Family events (https://www.suffolkwildlifetrust.org/events?type=351)
Events for unaccompanied children (https://www.suffolkwildlifetrust.org/events?type=352)
Training & courses (https://www.suffolkwildlifetrust.org/wildertraining)
Creative workshops (https://www.suffolkwildlifetrust.org/adult-learning/creative-workshops)
Events
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Talk: Gulls - more than just chip thieves
7.30pm
Discover more about these incredible birds, with David Staff
Talk: Discovering lichens
7.30pm
Join us as Dr Anthony Speca reveals the little-known yet fascinating world of lichens
Talk: The Willow Tit in Suffolk
7.30pm
Join Steve Rutherford, chairman of the British Naturalists Association to discover more about these beautiful birds.
Talk: Garden Bird Watch
7.30pm
Discover more about the Garden BirdWatch: what, why and how to get involved.
Talk: The history of Havergate Island
7.30pm
The history of Havergate Island, by Steve Everett
Talk: The Nature of Seeing
7.30pm
Award winning author and naturalist Mark Cocker in conversation with Adam Gretton from Suffolk Bird Group
Talk: Climate change gardening
7.30pm
Clive Boase of Climate Change Gardening will reveal what can be done to boost our garden's eco credentials
Talk: Black Poplars: How to Save a Tree
7.30pm
Discover more about Native Black Poplars, the situation in Suffolk and what we can do to help, with David Appleton
Talk: Wild about Suffolk
7.30pm
An enjoyable illustrated talk with Paul Taylor