Tawny owl by Beverley Carpenter
Suffolk Wildlife Trust is Suffolk’s nature charity – the only organisation dedicated to safeguarding Suffolk’s wildlife and countryside.
We make a difference for Suffolk by managing nature reserves - securing a bigger, better and more connected landscape for wildlife and by inspiring the next generation through hands-on experiences with nature.
John Ferguson
We care for 50 nature reserves across Suffolk, with visitor centres at Carlton Marshes near Lowestoft and Lackford Lakes near Bury St Edmunds.
We have something for everyone! Events for tots through to teens, wildlife courses for adults, practical conservation volunteering, wildlife walks and talks.
Volunteers tree planting - Sarah Groves
There are so many ways to get involved and support Suffolk's Wildlife, from watching a wildlife webinar at home to volunteering with us on a reserve.
This could include:
• Creating a hedgehog highway by making holes in your fence
• Stopping using chemicals like slug pellets and pesticides that poison hedgehogs and their natural foods
• Adding native plants
• Putting up a poster in a local space
• Asking a local fencing company to support hedgehogs
• Calling for a local development to include hedgehog-friendly measures
