Martlesham Wilds Nature Reserve
A space for nature to recover on the banks of the River Deben, Martlesham Wilds is at the very beginning of its transformation from an organic farm to a nature reserve.
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Wildlife Live Webinars
Wildlife Live Webinars are a series of online events on a range of wildlife topics. We use the Zoom platform for our Webinars and, when you book, you will receive instructions on how to join the event from the comfort of your own home.
Wildlife events in Ipswich
Upcoming nature events, activities, and things to do for wildlife in Ipswich with our Wilder Communities team.
Wildlife Live Webinar - Lichens
Join us as Anthony Speca reveals the little-known yet fascinating world of lichens
Wildlife Live Webinar - On the Verge
Join Anna Saltmarsh on a journey along Suffolk’s highways and byways stopping to admire the plants and wildflowers that brighten the route along the way
Wildlife Live Webinar - Biofluorescence
Dive into the fascinating phenomenon of Biofluorescence, with David Atthowe
Wildlife Live Webinar - Geodiversity
What’s special about Suffolk’s geodiversity? Join Tim Holt-Wilson in exploring the county's rich Earth heritage
Farmland Wildlife Advice Update: Events for farmers & landowners in 2023
Following the great turnout and good reviews of last year’s events, Suffolk Wildlife Trust's Farmland Wildlife Advice Team have created an exciting new events programme for 2023.
Wildlife Live Webinar - Historical Ecology
Enjoy an evening discovering how history has shaped the ecology and geography of Suffolk, with Adrian Knowles
Wildlife Live Webinar - Turtle Doves
Enjoy an evening of insights into the beautiful Turtle Dove in Suffolk and the habitat that will help to stem its decline, with Eliza Leat
Wildlife Live Webinar - Bird Pellets
Discover the wonders of bird pellets and what they can tell us about bird populations, with Ed Drewitt
Checkmate for Martlesham Wilds
International Chess Master, Dagne Ciuksyte has been inspired to organise two chess tournaments to raise funds for Martlesham Wilds.