Discover the work taking place behind the scenes to protect and restore nature across Suffolk. This talk features the Suffolk Wildlife Trust’s Landscape Recovery team, who support farmers, landowners, and communities in making land more wildlife-friendly. Their work reconnects habitats along rivers, road verges, hedgerows, and woodlands, creating vital corridors for wildlife to thrive.

The Ancient Woodland Inventory is the national record of woodlands continuously present since 1600, identifying irreplaceable, high-value habitats. In this talk, Hannah from the Suffolk Biodiversity Information Service shares the latest Suffolk updates, how sites are identified and why the inventory is vital for planning, protection and conservation across the county.

Join a fascinating evening talk on 9th February 2026 exploring the return of White-tailed Eagles to England, with updates from the Roy Dennis Wildlife Foundation and insights into recent sightings in Suffolk and the lives of these magnificent birds.

Discover how bird diets reveal vital ecological insights as Ed shares 27 years of research, exploring bird pellets, how to find and dissect them, identify skulls of voles and mice, and uncover surprising species in tonight’s fascinating presentation.

Discover how insects communicate to find mates, food and habitats, and explore how climate change is affecting their survival. Join expert entomologist Ian for a Wildlife Live webinar featuring fascinating insights, practical knowledge and a live Q&A, streamed online via Zoom.