Five myths about wildfires
As wildfires become more frequent across the UK, misconceptions and misinformation about what causes them - and their impact on wildlife - continue to circulate. From climate change to rewilding,…
Wildfire risk is high - help protect our reserves by following official guidance
As wildfires become more frequent across the UK, misconceptions and misinformation about what causes them - and their impact on wildlife - continue to circulate. From climate change to rewilding,…
After the success of heathland restoration works at Knettishall Heath Nature Reserve in the 2010s, Suffolk Wildlife Trust is preparing a follow-up series of works to restore even more of the…
Hear from Helen Bynum, from our Farm Advice Team, who went to the Oxford Real Farming Conference to speak about how carefully controlled deer management is essential for landscape scale recovery…
Farmers, facilitators, and conservationists gathered at Bressingham Hall’s High Barn for an event hosted by Suffolk Wildlife Trust exploring the future of landscape-scale nature recovery.
The latest news and updates from our teams across Suffolk including wildlife sightings, our nature reserves, landscape projects, and community engagement.
Wilder Ecology, the ecological consultancy of Suffolk Wildlife Trust, is proud to announce that we have successfully achieved three certificates, awarded by British Assessment Bureau, a globally…
The latest news and updates from our teams across Suffolk including wildlife sightings, our nature reserves, landscape projects, and community engagement.
Two more cuckoos have been successfully tagged at Worlingham Marshes nature reserve in north Suffolk, contributing to vital research that aims to better understand the bird’s long-term decline.…
The latest news and updates from our teams across Suffolk including wildlife sightings, our nature reserves, landscape projects, and community engagement.
Water voles are considered an endangered species in the UK. These semi-aquatic mammals are one of Suffolk Wildlife Trust’s thirteen “flagship species” – species for which we prioritise are…