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You can help us create a wilder Suffolk from £4 a month

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Membership is at the heart of everything we do. The monthly donations we receive from our members helps us to continue our work protecting and restoring Suffolk's wildlife and wild landscapes, supporting wildlife-friendly landowners, advocating for nature, and inspiring local communities.

Our members also form a powerful collective of wildlife-lovers, that enable us to defend nature and create meaningful actions for wildlife in Suffolk.

You can make a real difference for nature in Suffolk by becoming a member.

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I've supported the Wildlife Trusts for the last 55 years. They are bringing wildlife back and restoring the natural world we love so much. Please support them as much as you can
David Attenborough

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Hedgehog - John Hawkins Suffolk Wildlife Trust
From £4.00 a month

Individual membership

For one person
Owls - adobestock
From £4.00 a month

Joint membership

For up to four adults
Harvest mice - Adobestock
From £4.00 a month

Family membership

Family membership with extras for children

What's included in membership?

When you join we will send you a fabulous Welcome Pack to thank you for your support. 

Then in January, May and September you will receive our members’ magazine Wild Suffolk, with the latest news and information from around the Trust. Our localness means most of our magazines are hand-delivered by volunteers. With no postage costs to pay, your membership supports even more wildlife conservation in Suffolk. 

You can choose to make an annual payment or pay monthly, whichever you prefer. 

Have a sneak peak at our members magazine below:

Boy reading Wildlife Watch

WildNet - Emma Bradshaw

Wildlife Watch

Family Membership

When you sign up as a family member, you will receive our fabulous family welcome pack, as well as our family members’ mailing three times a year, with magazines for you and your children. This includes Wildlife Watch; a magazine perfect to inspire children filled with quizzes, articles, fun facts and everyday actions you can do to help nature. 

Find out more about our Family Membership

How we are helping Suffolk's wildlife

The groundbreaking State of Nature Report, a collaboration of the UK’s wildlife organisations to assess the balance of nature in the UK, highlights what we have lost, and what we are still losing, it also demonstrates the impact groups like Suffolk Wildlife Trust can have to make a difference and bring back nature where it has been lost.

Otter Membership

Otters are thriving

Otters were wiped out by pesticide use in the 1960s. Following reintroductions in the 1980s, our work along Suffolk’s river valleys has helped them to spread and thrive. Otters are now more widespread than at any time in living memory.

Watervole membership page

Water vole - Tom Marshall

Water voles are saved

We entered the new millennium amid fears that water voles could be extinct in Suffolk within a decade. Thanks to our Water for Wildlife project, water voles are now returning to rivers across Suffolk.

Dormouse membership website

Dormice are spreading

Discovering that dormice have spread out of Bradfield Woods into the adjoining hedgerows was the ultimate success for our reintroduction programme. Our goal now is to create a hedgerow network between Bradfield and nearby Bull’s Wood for dormice to move along.

fen raft spider membership crop

Fen Raft Spider - Helen Smith

Raft spiders are flourishing

After wavering perilously on the brink of disaster, for decades, the future of fen raft spider is finally secure. New populations at Carlton Marshes nature reserve are spreading through the network of Broadland dykes, taking advantage of the restored wetland landscape.

Barn Owl Membership

Barn Owl - Anthony House

Barn owls are back

After county numbers fell to fewer than 100 pairs, our nest box programme has helped barn owls to make a come back. There are now more barn owls in Suffolk than there have been for a generation, making Suffolk one of the UK strongholds.

Knettishall Heath - membership page

Knettishall Heath - Paul Ham 

Nature reserves are growing

In the last decade we have added over 2400 acres of wildlife habitat to our network of nature reserves, from fragments of meadow to swathes of open heath. We have spent almost £4.5 million buying land for wildlife including stunning reserves like Snape Marshes and Knettishall Heath.

 

Gift Membership

If you are purchasing a special gift of membership, we will do our best to ensure that the membership pack is received in time if you let us know when it should be received by. Remember you can also include a message if you wish, and the membership pack can be sent directly to the lucky recipient, or to you so that you can give the gift in person.

 

Have any questions? Get in touch with our friendly membership team:

Membership Manager Nic Martin Suffolk Wildlife Trust

Nic Martin

Membership Manager

01473 890089

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