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NWT Annual General Meeting 2024

Mile Cross Green Hearts

Norfolk Wildlife Trust, with funding from the Heritage Lottery Fund to mark the Queen's Jubilee, has been working with residents, community groups, work colleagues and others who want to come together to make a difference for nature in their area. This is the story of a wonderful group of Mile Cross residents who did just that. Read more about the Nextdoor Nature project: www.norfolkwildlifetru...

A huge congratulations to Dr Anne Edwards, who has been awarded the Sydney Long Memorial Medal 🎖️ This prestigious award is given for an outstanding contribution to Norfolk's natural history, and Anne is a hugely deserving winner. Read more about Anne: norfolkwt.uk/SydneyLongAnne

Hear from our CEO, Eliot Lyne, as he discusses this exciting new opportunity to join the Norfolk Wildlife Trust. View the full job listing and apply at: norfolkwt.uk/DirectorNatureRecovery

This summer, we held the latest iteration of our annual photography competition - and the winners have now been announced! With over 600 photographs submitted across the country, whittling down the entries was no mean feat. Staff from across Norfolk Wildlife Trust were invited to shortlist and judge our entries this year, which will form our annual calendar, and be exhibited at the Forum in Nor...

Great spotted woodpeckers spotted snacking on our bird feeders at Weeting Heath in Norfolk. Learn more about great spotted woodpeckers on our website: www.norfolkwildlifetrust.org.uk/wildlife-explorer/birds/woodpeckers-cuckoo-kingfisher-and-waxwing/great-spotted-woodpecker

Close to the centre of Norwich lies NWT Sweet Briar Marshes: 90 acres of fen, rough meadow, grazing marsh, old hedgerows and young woodland, full of incredible wildlife. Generous support from Biffa Award, as part of the Government’s Landfill Communities Fund, is helping us nurture this uniquely wild place and its sensitive ecology, for the benefit of wildlife and people. This film looks at the ...

Each year, we set up a webcam at Weeting Heath in Norfolk, to capture rare stone curlews as they hatch their chicks. Nicknamed goggle-eyed plovers and wailing heath chickens, they're unmistakably odd-looking birds! Stone curlews declined dramatically until there were only around 150 pairs remaining in the 1980s. The decline was linked to the loss of habitat, as well as changes in farming techni...

A wholesome family moment from our stone curlews at our Norfolk Wildlife Trust Weeting Heath reserve. Each year, we set up a webcam at Weeting Heath in Norfolk, to capture rare stone curlews as they hatch their chicks. Nicknamed goggle-eyed plovers and wailing heath chickens, they're unmistakably odd-looking birds! Stone curlews declined dramatically until there were only around 150 pairs remai...

The first stone curlew chick of this year hatches at the Norfolk Wildlife Trust's Weeting Heath reserve. Captured on our live trail camera. Nicknamed goggle-eyed plovers and wailing heath chickens, these are unmistakably odd-looking birds! Stone curlews declined dramatically until there were only around 150 pairs remaining in the 1980s. The decline was linked to the loss of habitat, as well as ...

In 2019 Norfolk County Council (NCC) shared their plans to link the end of the current Norwich Northern Distributor Road (NDR), now called Broadland Northway, on the A1067 with the A47 near to Easton - the proposed ‘Norwich Western Link’ (NWL). We have considered the road proposals in detail as NCC’s plans have progressed, and continue to raise our grave concerns about its impact on wildlife. T...

International Women's Day: Women working in practical conservation

Wilder Wardens: What does nature mean to young people?

Using the green hay method to enhance grasslands and meadows for wildlife

An introduction to restoring ponds for wildlife

What is hedgelaying? Learn how to manage hedges for wildlife

We're protecting wildlife at Cley Marshes from rising sea levels

Annual General Meeting 2023

Norfolk Wildlife Trust's Strategy for Nature Recovery

Nextdoor Nature: Meet the Common Plotters

Wild Fell: Fighting for Nature on a Lake District Hill Farm

Meet the Sweet Briar Marshes Team: Matt

Meet the Sweet Briar Marshes Team: Denzil

Nature Careers: Extended interviews with conservation professionals

Nature Careers: Why you should work in conservation how to get started

Our Vision for Sweet Briar Marshes

Annual General Meeting 2022

The Sydney Long Memorial Medal 2022