A unique behind-the-scenes conservation insight with the Island team

Join us at College Lake for a nature discovery session for parents/caregivers and toddlers (confident walkers) to 4 years.

Let your children find their wild side! Join us at Nature Tots for 18 month – 5 year olds, every Thursday in term-time at Woodberry Wetlands

Fancy coming out and helping us with some fencing work on this lovely reserve at the foot of Whitbarrow ?

Are you a Nature Reserve Novice? Whatever your experience or motivation come along for a morning stroll to discover some amazing wildlife.

An evening walk looking and listening for bats at Foxburrow Nature Reserve.

Join Suffolk Wildlife Trust and foraging enthusiast, Jon Tyler, for an evening of wild cocktail sampling.

Explore migratory birds at Cley Marshes as they pass through on their journeys and discover the birds that spend winter here in Norfolk

Join our Urban Reserve team for a morning of hands-on conservation at NWT Sweet Briar Marshes.

Join our Devon Wildlife Trust snorkel team for an underwater tour of stunning Wembury Bay!

Join our Devon Wildlife Trust snorkel team for an underwater tour of stunning Wembury Bay!

Bird ringing demonstration at Trimley Marshes.

Are you aged 13-17 and interested in making a difference for nature? Do you want to gain skills and experience in nature conservation?

A wildlife club for 11-17 year olds who have an interest in wildlife and conservation, at The Nature Discovery Centre in Thatcham.

A wildlife club for 8 – 11 year olds who love nature and wildlife at The Nature Discovery Centre in Thatcham.

An evening bat walk at NWT Cley Marshes with Norfolk and Norwich Bat Group: exploring the reserve and village in search of bats.

Join us Anthony Speca to explore and investigate the little known world of lichens.

Join us for Wildlife Watch Group

Join our guided beach clean at The Naze and help remove plastic and litter from local beaches while protecting wildlife.

Join a fully funded walk learning about wild fruits & agroforestry with agri-ecologist Prof Chris Stoate & regenerative farmer Dr Miriam Stoate