Looking after Blakeney’s enduring natural beauty
With thousands of visitors, animals and birds flocking to Blakeney every year a dedicated team is …
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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
Welcome to the future of the UK’s nature recovery
This year’s season of the BBC’s hugely-popular Springwatch brought the initiatives of the team at …
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The story of one of our best-loved flowers
Lavender has been growing in Norfolk for the best part of 2,000 years, and it’s now considered …
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The sad decline of one of our favourite birds
If you’ve seen a sparrow lately you can count yourself lucky, because as Norfolk Wildlife Trust …
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A riot of colour and a feast of royal beauty
It’s that time of year when the Sandringham estate is arguably at its most attractive, with …
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One of our most valuable natural resources...
It’s surprising that the pinewood at Holkham is little more than 200 years old, but it’s even more …
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Enjoying the wonders of Reffley Wood
Britain has lost around 50% of its ancient woodland since the 1930s, but a precious number remain, …
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Thornham Marsh
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Pensthorpe Natural Park
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Norfolk Coastal Path
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Birdwatching
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Spectacular wildlife and stunning views
Lead Ranger for the Norfolk Coast and Broads Team at Blakeney Natural Nature Reserve Stephen Prowse …
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Taking a local walk on the wild side
In the middle of west Norfolk, Ed and Anna Pope have created a wildlife reserve to protect and …
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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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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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The enduring beauty of Dersingham Bog
There are very few areas of true wilderness left in west Norfolk, but at Dersingham you can find …
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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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