This week, our teams have been putting up temporary rope fencing to protect ground nesting birds with colleagues at Dunwich, litter-picking and spotting illusive treecreepers...

Nicola Coe, our artist in residence, reflects on collecting natural treasures and using them to create beautiful art at Foxburrow Nature reserve in her latest blog...

There have been signs of spring all over the county, with beautiful spring flowers and sightings of lizards and butterflies making the most of the warmer days. Take a look at what’s been happening…

This week on our reserves, we’ve been completing winter bird surveys, laying some fine hedges, and finishing up the last of the winter works before spring starts in earnest...

We have two weeks’ worth of news in today’s round-up, and there’s been a lot happening in our nature reserves across Suffolk. Have you ever seen a flat-backed millipede? Read on...

The first of our Foxburrow Artist in Residence blogs from Nicola Coe.

This week, we’ve been maintaining our woodland and reedbed reserves, working with young people to excite them about fascinating insects, and spotting glorious wildlife. Read more in our weekly…

This week, our reserve teams have been soil sampling, creating new habitat for wading birds, building stag beetle pyramids and listening to birdsong...

This week on our reserves, we’ve uncovered stag beetles at Newbourne Springs, watched a heron tackle an eel and made deadwood habitat at Carlton Marshes...

This week, our reserve teams have been repairing gates and fences, seeing the first signs of spring, breathing fresh life into overgrown ponds and checking their trail cams...