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Wild Ipswich and Sidegate Primary School – an update!
Last month was our first activity day for the Wildlife Ambassadors of Sidegate Primary School. The day began at Holywells Park with two activities run by the Ipswich Wildlife Group, Ipswich…
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Last month was our first activity day for the Wildlife Ambassadors of Sidegate Primary School. The day began at Holywells Park with two activities run by the Ipswich Wildlife Group, Ipswich…
Whilst at its very beginnings, Wild Ipswich is a group of organisations that have come together through their common goal of reducing biodiversity loss in and around Ipswich. One of our first…
January saw the first of our public hedgehog talks, with the residents of Ipswich coming along to learn more about hedgehog ecology, the threats they face, and how we are trying to help them!
After the indulgence of the festive period I’m sure many of us will be beginning 2017 with a number of new years resolutions in mind. Whilst the more conventional pledges may be eating healthier,…
Suffolk Wildlife Trust is currently working with Ipswich Borough Council to identify a wall for a beautiful hedgehog mural.
Last weekend our Hedgehog Officer was lucky enough to meet wildlife presenter and adventurer Steve Backshall.
Last week many of us from the Suffolk Wildlife Trust Conservation Team attended the Suffolk Norfolk Annual Planning and Biodiversity Seminar – a chance for organisations to share projects and best…
Eight year old Daisy and her mum Emma have been busy making hedgehog window stickers to distribute to friends, neighbours and their local hedgehog rescue centre. A fab way of raising awareness and…
Today our Hedgehog Officer received a number of letters written by year two students at a primary school in Essex.