We've worked with the Forest Plastics Working Group and Essex Wildlife Trust on opening a plastic tree guard recycling hub to help remove plastic waste from our landscape. Join us all on Thursday 20 July at Abbotts Hall Farm, Great Wigborough to find out more: eventbrite.co.uk/e/plastic-tree…

We’re at the Northumbrian Water Innovation Festival as sponsor of the Bright and Shining sprint. Some great discussions yesterday and excited for what solutions we’ll develop for the River Skerne today. #InnovationFestival23

I think every kissing gate has a common lizard 🦎 colony on #LoundLakesNatureReserve SuffolkWildlifeTrust Essex & Suffolk Water

White admiral pushes Lound Lakes butterfly count to 26 species for the year.. SuffolkWildlifeTrust Essex & Suffolk Water Robert Quadling🦋 BC Suffolk Branch BC Norfolk @SWTSiteManager

Very lucky to see this lesser whitethroat up close! Thank you Roger Walsh and The Otter Trust for showing me Dickleburgh Moor with all its potential. #wetlands #partnership #birdringing

Delighted to find this #marshharrier at our Rollesby #Broad #Norfolk. Our very talented volunteer carved and donated it to the #TrinityBroadsPartnership The plinth was carved from an unsafe tree at our adjacent water treatment works Norfolk Wildlife Trust Essex & Suffolk Water

Great day sharing knowledge on nature reserve mgmt and reconnecting with colleagues from across East Anglia at the ever stunning #AbbertonReservoir. Special welcome to our newest partner The Conservation Volunteers (TCV). Essex & Suffolk Water Norfolk Wildlife Trust SWT Lound Lakes Warden SuffolkWildlifeTrust Essex Wildlife Trust The Land Trust

Well said Andy! Volunteers make such an amazing contribution.

#naturenorth24 First time I’ve been treated to a concert at an environmental conference! Brilliant.

This has made my day! I remember the toad migrations at our #loundlakes and then not being able to walk the lake edges because they were a writhing carpet of toadlets 🐸 I’m keeping everything crossed that this is the start of a recovery to that. Essex & Suffolk Water

Our 2024 events are ready to share with you all! First up is Woodlands by Natural Regen approach, at Milden on 17th April, booking details below: Operation Turtle Dove @WoodlandTrust ScrubUpBritain YANA Fram Farmers Larking Gowen eventbrite.co.uk/e/woodlands-by… Please RT!

Lound Lakes, host location for a wildlife and wellbeing walk for 11 ladies of Waveney Women's Wonderers, boosting positive mental and physical health on the reserve and beyond.SuffolkWildlifeTrust @ESWH2 #LoundLakesNatureReseve #WaveneyWomensWonderers #InternationalWomensDay

Dodged the showers to see great #wetland restoration in Blyth valley #Suffolk Thanks to Union Farm for hosting. Great partnership project National Highway SuffolkWildlifeTrust and Essex & Suffolk Water support the SWT River officer who managed the project. Can you spot our water tower?

Life jacket on, and felt great to be spending time discussing the conservation work at Horning Marsh Farm, Norfolk. We partner with Broads National Park . Couldn’t capture the great displays that booming bittern, cranes, Marsh Harrier, snipe etc put on for us. So here is a selfie instead!

Watched this last night. Wonderful to see our work with SWT being highlighted, and the volunteers were complete stars! Our land at Lound is such a hidden gem.

Our partnership with SuffolkWildlifeTrust continues to deliver! I was lucky to catch the start of the #orchid flowering in the meadows at #LoundLakes SWT Lound Lakes Warden and I spent time discussing how we will maintain these meadows in the long term. (Heath & Common spotted orchid)

Great to meet one of the many #volunteers helping to get young people out in nature and learning to sail at our Filby Broad in #Norfolk this volunteer week. nssa.co.uk Also spreading the message about #INNS Essex & Suffolk Water

Such a beautiful spot to view the water and a great example of lots of people and organisations pulling together to improve their local area. #partnership #norfolkbroads Norfolk Wildlife Trust edp24.co.uk/news/24383606.…

The Red Admiral stole the show last year with 248,077 recorded in the #BigButterflyCount! An increase of 338% on the previous year’s Count and the first time the species, which is increasing in the UK as a result of climate change, has taken the top-spot. 🥇

🔎We're excited to see how many people from Essex and Suffolk will take part in the #BigRiverWatch as citizen scientists! 🦆 Share your photos 📸and let us know what you see! Tag The Rivers Trust and Essex and Suffolk Rivers Trust