Not sure if my new stamps could have been sent with a more appropriate stamp!!! My Natural history obsessions on the doormat all in one. #ifyouknowyouknow #Spiders #Formerlyknownasweeds

Farmers’ “sharing tables” at Edgar Sewter Primary mark the end of the first year of Blyth Valley Cluster working with Natural Habitat bit.ly/3VGUJ2m to bring children onto farms to learn about food production and nature. ⁦Suffolk & Essex Coast & Heaths National Landscape⁩ ⁦⁩⁦Nature Friendly Farming Network⁩ ⁦

It would be great if all the conservationists/naturalists or just folk in the know, could get behind our 2 hectare heathland restoration plan by liking and reposting this. Please show that it matters as much to someone miles away as it does to someone locally! #conservation

70 tractors now leaving for Felixstowe dock A14 today go slow Ward ⁦Olly harrison 🥛🍔🌱AccidentalYoutuber⁩

Our moronic food system Ban pesticide products here Make U.K. products more expensive Then import cheaper food from foreign farmers produced with the banned pesticides and undermine our farmers

I visited the River Waveney floodplain with Daniel Daniel Wade from @SuffolkWildlife to look at plans for an inspiring river re-meandering and landscape recovery project - a win for nature, flood management and carbon capture. We need Defra UK to back this project and many more

⁦⁦I was appalled Waitrose & Partners⁩ at the state of this recycling bin at Saxmundham yesterday. It’s badly designed, filthy and situated outside the door to the toilets, so you block the access when depositing plastic into the bin. #recycling

A #murmuration of #starlings getting ready to leave for their roosting sites after feeding on the free range pig fields all day. ⁦RSPB Minsmere 🌍⁩ ⁦BTO Suffolk⁩ ⁦Suffolk & Essex Coast & Heaths National Landscape⁩ ⁦SuffolkWildlifeTrust⁩

Most go to Africa & want to see the Big 5. My ambitions were slightly smaller but possibly just as challenging if not more so! Imagine my delight however when I found the very #Spider I had seen in the book & was desperate to see!!!! The 'Kite Spider'. Amazing AndyBloomfield

Almost 3.5k hedging plants in, thanks to Neil and volunteers from ⁦Suffolk & Essex Coast & Heaths National Landscape⁩ . Biodegradable tree guards to shelter plants from drying winds. ⁦Nature Friendly Farming Network⁩ ⁦SWT Farm Wildlife Advice⁩ ⁦People's Trust for Endangered Species⁩ #biodiversity #farmwildlife

Save Our Suffolk Swifts have a talk tomorrow evening in Boxford. Learn about Swifts, their plight and how easy their conservation is. SuffolkWildlifeTrust Suffolk Bird Group

Caught on the camera trap last night - it’s the first time we have recorded an #otter here! ⁦Nature Friendly Farming Network⁩ ⁦SWT Farm Wildlife Advice⁩ ⁦Natural England Norfolk and Suffolk⁩ ⁦RSPB Minsmere 🌍⁩ #farmwildlife

One of the many perks of our work is when a farmer sends you pictures like this. Lovely flock of Yellowhammers on an Essex farm today, with a Goldfinch tucked in the bottom of the frame. Pic expertly taken by Maddie Lord.

The Suffolk & Essex Coast & Heaths National Landscape runs from Kessingland in north Suffolk down to the Stour Estuary in north Essex The diverse & ever-changing landscape is internationally important for birds, and a great place to live, work & visit 👉 buff.ly/3V1QUoW

SFIs; Do too many farmers want to help nature? ptes.org/sfis-do-too-ma…

Absolutely! Such an important but underrated habitat. Nature Friendly Farming Network Suffolk & Essex Coast & Heaths National Landscape Natural England Norfolk and Suffolk Defra UK

Some of you have followed this farm account for 16 years as we have attempted to work with nature and farm in a nature friendly way 🏞️protecting watercourses 🏞️improving species diversity 🏞️planting trees and regenerating woodlands 🏞️breeding native breeds at risk All this

The cheapest and richest seed source is below our feet.

This is an historic photo. Congratulations to William Brame (who took the photo) for realising this was a different white butterfly. Now confirmed by Chris van Swaay as a Southern Small White - the first seen in England. As it is a female let's hope it has been laying eggs.

Family farms are brilliant places to learn - we need way more kids to have the chance to be on them