Talk: Wildlife of the Brecks
7.30pm
Alex Bass explores the wildlife of the Brecks
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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.
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Talk: Minsmere in Winter
7.30pm
A seasonal look at the wildlife around in Winter with Steve Everett
Talk: Our rivers: past, present & future
7.30pm
A brief (un)natural history of rivers, with Darren Tansley of Essex Wildlife Trust.
Talk: Tree Planting: What does it look like in 2026?
7.30pm
Tree Planting, with Nicholas Newton, principal landscape & arboriculture officer, East Suffolk Council
Talk: Lichens
2.30pm
A glimpse into the fascinating world of Lichens with county recorder, Dr Anthony Speca
Talk: Amphibians, reptiles & rewilding
7.30pm
Discover the impact of 'rewilding' efforts in the county on the amphibian and reptile population, with John Baker
Talk: Sealife in Indonesia & Borneo
7.30pm
Join us as Paul Hatfield reveals the Undersea World of Indonesia and Borneo.
Talk: Brocks & Foulmarts - the weasel family
7.30pm
An illustrated talk by Darren Tansley, Essex Wildlife Trust
Talk: Ponds in Suffolk
7.30pm
Suffolk’s ponds, their wildlife, restoration and creation, with Cathy Smith, conservation adviser, Suffolk Wildlife Trust.
Talk: Worlingham Marshes
7.30pm
Discover the wonder of the Trust's newest nature reserve, with Vicky Eyles, senior wilder communities officer