The wonders of Norfolk’s largest ancient woodland
With parts of it dating back some 6,000 years, Foxley Wood is one of the most beautiful areas of …
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Norfolk is one of the most important counties in the UK for nature and wildlife - where seven of the ten most elusive animals in the country can be found. Internationally-important bird reserves, historically-significant woodlands, and a multi award-winning coastline. It's unspoilt, it's unrivalled, and it's waiting for you to discover!
Nature
The beauty of the Holkham estate’s fallow deer
Although the Palladian grandeur of Holkham Hall is of national importance, the beautiful herd of …
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Meet the frog with a Norfolk accent
It was thought to be a foreign import and to have become extinct over 20 years ago, but the pond …
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When local nature paints its own landscapes
The north Norfolk coast contains a breathtaking range of inter-tidal sand and mudflats, salt …
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Welney’s unmissable spectacle of swans
Every year, over 10,000 birds descend on the Welney Wetland Centre near Downham Market for a winter …
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The tradition and the future of Cley Marshes
It’s been the centre of a reed-cutting industry for centuries, and it’s now been called the Great …
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Humphry Repton’s favourite & darling child
The great landscape designer Humphry Repton completed over 400 commissions during his illustrious …
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Bitterns, butterflies, barn owls and Butlins...
Shaped by both man and the elements, it’s one of the most beautiful coastal locations in Norfolk – …
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A record-breaking year for our local seals...
Despite the increasing amount of human intervention and plastic pollution, our local seal …
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