Amazing light on the Red footed falcon at Carlton marshes last night after a thunderstorm passed over and the setting sun illuminated the scene Suffolk Wildlife Trust North East Reserves SuffolkWildlifeTrust

You have until Sunday 14th of July to let Norfolk and Suffolk County Councils know your priorities for nature recovery. Have your say and help shape future nature priorities for Suffolk ⬇️ survey123.arcgis.com/share/3109462c…

The #BigButterflyCount 2024 is officially here! 🦋 Our butterflies and moths need our help more than ever. This is why we are urging everyone to get out for the Count to help us conserve them. 💚 Download our free app and ID guide today 👉 bigbutterflycount.org

Our volunteers spotted this poplar hawk-moth on the visitor centre at Carlton Marshes. The poplar hawk-moth is one of our largest and most common hawk-moths, with a wing span of up to 10cm and distinctive wing shape. 📷 Jack Cripps

Celebrate National Marine Week from July 27th - Aug 11th! 🌊🐙 Join us in mapping the nation's love for UK seas. Share your stories, explore marine wonders, and help protect our ocean treasures. 🐟💙 Read more: wildlifetrusts.org/news/sea-conne…

And once we can play with water levels and improve wetland features on site it will be another dragonfly Mecca 🤞

At SWT Worlingham marshes there are literally thousands of Wasp spiders (Argiope bruennichi) now becoming visible from fully mature to much lesser so. In places you could hardly take a step without disturbing one Suffolk Wildlife Trust North East Reserves SuffolkWildlifeTrust

Congratulations to Suffolk's new and returning MPs! We are excited to continue working with all of the county's elected officials to make the changes needed for nature's recovery. Today we sent each MP a letter - welcoming them into their new roles and asking them to support our

Look at our Cuckoos go! 😮 Nick II was the last of our tagged birds to leave the UK, but is now the second to tackle the Sahara crossing. 🌍 Originally tagged SuffolkWildlifeTrust Worlingham Marshes, he is now in Mauritania in Africa. 🙌 ➡️ bto.org/cuckoos #BTOScience

A little botanical training morning by the entire team to keep the knowledge and development rolling #whatdoesgoodlooklike SuffolkWildlifeTrust The Wildlife Trusts

The new in dyke predator fences at Trimley Marshes have been in place since early this year. Surveys have shown good nesting success within the protected area including lapwing, redshank and shelduck 🦆

Out with the Carlton Marshes reserve volunteers today pushing back the encroaching growth on footpaths. Hot work in the sun but well worth it! #volunteering

Grazing marsh management continues with topping and aftermath grazing to ensure the sward structure is set for winter wildfowl and spring breeding waders. It’s a massive job but it’s important to note we leave margins to dykes and patches of refuge where ever possible.

Last week we gave Lowestoft's new MP, Jass Asato Jess Asato MP , a guided tour of Carlton Marshes 🌾 Our CEO, Christine Luxton, and Planning & Advocacy Manager, Rupert Masefield, were pleased to show Jess the incredible asset that our Carlton Marshes nature reserve is to the

A hummingbird hawk-moth (Macroglossum stellatarum) hovering over a buddleia at our Lackford Lakes nature reserve 🌸 Have you seen a hummingbird hawk-moth this year? 🎥 Footage captured by Hawk Honey, Visitor Experience Officer at Suffolk Wildlife Trust

An close encounter with a bittern at Carlton Marshes! What a treat for a deserving volunteer surveying on the reserve 🦋

An important annual job is underway on our wetland sites, creating a desirable habitat for waders to nest next spring 🌾