We make Suffolk a better place to live Suffolk Wildlife Trust began in 1961 with a group of naturalists concerned about the future of Redgrave & Lopham Fen. Since then the Trust has gone from strength to strength and today is proud to be the county’s leading conservation organisation.
Our nature reserves are open for you to enjoy and explore whenever you wish. There is no charge - instead we ask you to help us maintain them by becoming a member of Suffolk Wildlife Trust.
Action for local wildlife, led by local people has always been Suffolk Wildlife Trust’s great strength. Our vision for a Living Landscape for Suffolk is a 21st century approach to nature conservation, firmly grounded in our ethos of enabling people to take action for wildlife where they live.
Facts about Suffolk Wildlife Trust:
We are part of a network of 47 Wildlife Trusts across the country
We care for 52 nature reserves; which are all free for anyone to enjoy
We are supported by more than 1000 volunteers who help in all areas of our work. Their commitment is key to our success.
We are a growing membership organisation with more than 26,000 members.