The Connecting Constable & Gainsborough Country project is uncovering the rich wildlife of south Suffolk, using bioacoustics to map species across 17,700 hectares.

Conserving swifts is an all-round community effort, everyone can have a role in bringing back and protecting nature across Suffolk and we need your help in ensuring swifts are protected!

A recent butterfly survey carried out by volunteers at Lackford Lakes recorded the highest number of butterflies in seven years, a result of the prolonged summer sunshine.

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.…

Two cuckoos have been tagged at Worlingham Marshes as part of vital research into the incredible trans-Saharan migration of this endangered species, conducted by British Trust for Ornithology.

Members of the public urged to photograph bodies of sick and dying hares and share their sightings with Dr Diana Bell

Beautiful fenland species returns from localised extinction following pioneering work by Plantlife and Suffolk Wildlife Trust

Shoppers can support Suffolk Wildlife Trust’s drive to understand more about hazel dormice by voting in Tesco stores in and around Bury St Edmunds.