Following a twenty-year career at Suffolk Wildlife Trust as Head of Engagement, Christine Luxton has been appointed Chief Executive Officer at Suffolk Wildlife Trust. This follows the retirement…

In the past year, over 1,306 volunteers have contributed nearly 68,300 hours of volunteering time and we are going to be celebrating the fantastic difference our volunteers make for wildlife in…

Wildlife cannot thrive in nature reserves alone. Every single one of us needs to do more for nature in our homes, gardens, green spaces, offices, communities and countryside. Here’s a spotlight on…

The Wildlife Trusts are calling on your support for Highly Protected Marine Areas (HPMA). This would mean these areas will be fully protected from all damaging activities, allowing habitats and…

Our Head of Conservation, Ben McFarland, examines the plight of UK mammals and how we’re working to support species under threat in Suffolk

Our Wild Learning Officer, Lucy, has been looking out in Ipswich parks and green spaces searching for plant galls that can be found in fascinating varieties and that often go unnoticed.

Entries for this year's Suffolk Wildlife Trust Photography Competition are now open!

Nation of insect champions needed to reverse insect decline.

Ben McFarland, Head of Conservation, explains why a balanced approach is important when managing nature reserves.

Cathy Smith, Wild Learning Officer, explores the glory of grubs.