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A donation in memory of a loved one will help to maintain the spring blossom in our ancient woodlands and the fragrant flowers of our summer meadows. It is a lasting gift that will bloom year after year - a gift full of hope for the future.
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Thank you for your donation in memory
Thank you for your kind donation to Suffolk Wildlife Trust! Find out how your support is helping in nature in Suffolk by browsing these pages.
Thank you for your donation to Worlingham Marshes
Thank you for your kind donation to Suffolk Wildlife Trust! Find out how your support is helping in nature in Suffolk by browsing these pages.
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All charities are facing challenging times right now, and we’d really love your support if you feel able to donate or fundraise in some way to help Suffolk’s wildlife.
We've done it! Suffolk Wildlife Trust joined by Ray Mears to celebrate purchase of new land at Lackford Lakes
Renowned bush craft expert and wildlife enthusiast Ray Mears joined Suffolk Wildlife Trust to celebrate hitting a £200,000 fundraising target to extend Lackford Lakes nature reserve.
A big thank you to our young warden Mason Jay!
We want to say a huge thank you to our young warden, Mason Jay (12), who has grown his hair long during Covid to donate it to The Little Princess Trust to help them create wigs for children with…
Thank you! We've exceeded our target
A huge thank you to everyone who has kindly donated to our Market Weston Fen land purchase appeal.
Black darter
The Black darter is a black, narrow-bodied dragonfly that can be seen throughout summer and autumn. It is hovers around damp moors, heaths and bogs, darting out to surprise its prey.