Wildlflowers and butterfly by Jon Hawkins
As hedgehogs begin to look for a ‘safe’ place to hibernate for the winter, an enticing pile of garden debris that we're gathering for a bonfire may be just what they’re looking for. Nasty…
Cathy Smith, our Community Wildlife Adviser, was delighted to attend the Hedgehog Friendly Village Project Walk & Talk event in East Bergholt on Saturday 5th March and deliver a presentation…
A pioneering study into the health of hedgehog populations has underlined the importance of Suffolk Wildlife Trust’s Ipswich Hedgehog Project.
Saturday 1 September, Holywells Park to Ipswich Waterfront - from 6pm
To mark the end of Suffolk Wildlife Trust's pioneering project to make Ipswich the most hedgehog friendly town in…
Almost two years ago Suffolk Wildlife Trust set out, with support from Heritage Lottery Fund and British Hedgehog Preservation Society, on a mission to make Ipswich the most hedgehog friendly town…
Towns like Ipswich are becoming increasingly important refuges for hedgehogs as rural populations continue to decline.
