Suffolk Wildlife Trust

Ian Barthorpe shares wildlife footage and photography from his travels through the Pantanal, dry scrub and southern Amazon. Track his search for birds and mammals across some of South America’s most remarkable habitats.

Explore how lichens are built, grow and spread in an introduction led by Dr Anthony Speca. Discover why these often-overlooked organisms matter, spot the lichens in your local area and hear about conservation challenges in Britain. No booking required.

Carry out practical conservation work at Foxburrow Nature Reserve, using tools safely and surveying wildlife. Build outdoor naturalist skills alongside other young people, with sessions that can support your Duke of Edinburgh Award and include recording information to guide conservation on the reserve.

Survey key wildlife species and use your findings to support conservation work, alongside practical reserve tasks using tools safely. These monthly outdoor sessions are for 11-16 year olds and offer a chance to work towards the Duke of Edinburgh Award.

RSPB volunteer Steve Everett guides you through Minsmere’s winter wildlife, exploring the species and habitats you can spot in the colder months. No booking is required, and refreshments are available.

Take part in hands-on conservation at Spring Wood, learning to use tools safely and manage green spaces while supporting local wildlife. Activities vary through the year and can include wildlife surveys, with a chance to work towards your Duke of Edinburgh Award.

Take part in ecological surveys that feed into conservation work at a nature reserve, and learn to use tools safely for habitat management. Activities change through the year, from practical conservation to structured species surveys.