Norfolk Wildlife Trust

Naturalist and Norfolk Wildlife Trust volunteer Chris Durdin wel comes the return of the sedge warbler as spring is much in evidence at N...

Primroses and violets David North Spring is good time to brush up on your plant identification skills as the hedge banks, lanes and road...

Naturalist and Norfolk Wildlife Trust volunteer Chris Durdin reflects on 'new nature' and how wildlife responds to climate change ...

Wildlife enthusiast , blogger and NWT Volunteer Barry Madden braved the bitterness of the e ast wind on a Feb r uary evening to watch the s...

January may not be abundant with wildflowers but there is plenty to discover on a winter's walk as Helen Baczkowska, Conservation Office...

St Andrew's Broad with tufted duck and gadwall Chris Durdin Regular NWT blogger, local resident and wildlife enthusiast Chris Durd...

Why now is a good time to take positive action for the future of Norfolk's wildlife by David North, Head of People and Wildlife.   Swa...

Roger Jones, Norfolk Wildlife Trust Volunteer Surveyor puts the spotlight on some special but often overlooked and special places for natu...

On 22 November 2016 - we fulfilled our ambition to walk every possible NWT owned or managed public access reserve in their 90th Anniversa...

As w inter draws in with cold fr osty mornings - Carole He rries, Secret ary of the NWT Breckland Local Group re flects back on a lovely ...