Opportunities for Young People
Suffolk Wildlife Trust has a range of opportunities for young people to get involved with wildlife conservation, nature connection, and campaigning in Suffolk.
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My internship
I'm Katie, a Biological Sciences undergraduate with the University of Liverpool and a volunteer with the Somerset Wildlife Trust. Later this year I will also be undertaking an internship with…
Volunteer with Suffolk Wildlife Trust
Volunteering opportunities with Suffolk Wildlife Trust.
Sponsorship Opportunities
Become a Sponsor and make a direct impact for wildlife and local communities in Suffolk.
New guidelines calling for homes for people and wildlife
Suffolk Wildlife Trust backs document setting out why and how to build nature-friendly housing developments
Learning Team Voluntary Internships
Voluntary internships in outdoor learning. Gain valuable knowledge, skills and experience.
Celebrating Volunteers: Les Tarver, Volunteer Warden
Les has been volunteering with us as a Warden since 1987
Volunteer Stories: Jane's Carlton Journey
Jane has been a volunteer at Carlton Marshes for many years, for National Volunteers Week she has written a wonderful piece about her journey as a volunteer with us at the Suffolk Wildlife Trust…
Creating spaces for people and nature skills day
Practical hands on advice for ways to create space for wildlife in your setting.
Our Voluntary Learning Internships for 2019 are now open!
Are you looking to develop your knowledge, skills and experience to gain future employment in the Outdoor Learning sector? Many talented people want to pursue a career with a conservation…
Celebrating our volunteers - Matt, Jo and Laura
In the past year, over 1,360 volunteers have contributed nearly 68,300 hours of volunteering time and we are celebrating the fantastic difference our volunteers make for wildlife in Suffolk. Thank…
Over 100,000 people are concerned about Sizewell C’s impacts on nature
A big thank you to all 104,836 of you who shared the RSPB and Suffolk Wildlife Trust’s concerns about Sizewell C’s potential impacts on nature should plans go ahead.