Wildlife Courses, Walks & Talks
We have a fantastic range of courses, walks and talks for adults and teens to connect with nature and learn more about Suffolk's wonderful wildlife and landscapes. From botanical and wildlife painting, willow sculpture, basic and intermediate hedgehog care and species identification and ecology. Come and learn a new skill in a relaxed and fun atmosphere with friendly, knowledgeable tutors – see full list below:
Evening bat walk at Foxburrow Nature Reserve
6.30pm-9.30pm
Nighttime at Lackford Lakes: Biofluorescence walk
8pm-10pm
Lackford Lakes Nature Reserve & Visitor Centre,
Bury St Edmunds , Suffolk
Talk: Red deer at Minsmere by Steve Everett
7.30PM
Talk: Suffolk Wildlife Trust Reserves - Carlton and Worlingham Marshes with Vicky Eyles, Suffolk Wildlife Trust's Wilder Communities Officer.
7.30pm
Introduction to fungi ID
10.30am-3.30pm
Bradfield Woods National Nature Reserve,
Bury St Edmunds , Suffolk
Talk: “The little plants of the Valley Fens” by Mark Smith.
7.30pm
Talk: Forestry England and conservation in Thetford Forest
2.30pm
Talk: What Would We Do Without Wasps -with entomologist Dr Ian Bedford
7.30pm
Winter Guided Walk at Carlton Marshes
10:30am-1:00pm
Carlton Marshes Nature Reserve & Visitor Centre
Talk: The new reserve at Worlingham Marshes by Vicky Eyles
7.30PM
Talk: Fascination of Fungi with local naturalist Tony Brown
7.30pm
Talk: A Local Regenerative Farm, by Humphrey Mills.
2.30pm
Talk: Wildlife in East Anglia Talk: An illustrated talk by wildlife photographer Barbara Meyer
7.30pm
Workshop: Winter bird photography
10.30am-3.30pm
Lackford Lakes Nature Reserve & Visitor Centre,
Bury St Edmunds , Suffolk
Talk: Creating Resilient Landscapes on the Suffolk Coast-by Harry Tucker, Reserves Manager, Natural England
7.30pm
