Pink footed geese by Guy Edwardes
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Suffolk's future is up to you.
Ancient woodland, marshland, and sandy heath. The flight of a once-extinct marsh harrier over a reedbed. A hedgehog scurrying in the garden. Bumblebees in the warm summer air. Suffolk's wildlife is as beautiful as it is unique.
But itʼs fragile too, and we canʼt take it for granted. Weʼve lost so much nature, protecting whatʼs left isnʼt enough. We need to rewild and restore our wild spaces – and we need your help.
We can sit by, and let nature collapse. Or we can choose a wild Suffolk where nature thrives.
News and stories
How an international chess master is helping nature
International Chess Master, Dagne Ciuksyte, is putting the pieces in place to raise money for wildlife in Suffolk with a tournament in…
Marching on with moths
Discover the insects on the wing in early spring.
New project to restore Suffolk's ancient heathland
After the success of heathland restoration works at Knettishall Heath Nature Reserve in the 2010s, Suffolk Wildlife Trust is preparing a…
Round Water Hide at Carlton Marshes- Dave Collins
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