Wildlife
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Seals - Blakeney Point and Horsey Gap
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Honey Bees - Felbrigg, Oxburgh, Coggeshall, Wimpole, Ickworth, Shaws Corner
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Butterflies - Dunstable Downs, Horsey, Dunwich Heath, Felbrigg
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Common Lizard - Dunwich Heath, Danbury Comon and Wicken Fen
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Konik ponies - Wicken Fen
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Brown Hare - Wimpole and Orford Ness
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Bird of Prey - Orford Ness, Wicken Fen, Sheringham Park, Hatfield Forest
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Long eared bat
In the news
We're securing a sustainable future for the wildlife of Orford Ness and Havergate Island.
In the news
Danbury Common proves to be a great place for reptiles and amphibians, with slow-worms and great crested newts doing well in a recent survey.
In the news
Hatfield Forest puts venison on the menu. As part of the forest's deer management programme, it now has its own venison processing unit, so you can buy the meat to try at home.
Love butterflies
Our nature conservation advisor, Stuart Warrington, reveals some of our best butterfly-spotting locations.
Habitats
We care for some of the most valuable, interesting and exciting wildlife habitats in the region. These habitats include wood pasture, grazing marshes, chalk downland, heathland, salt-marshes, sand dunes and shingle.
Studying dung at Wicken Fen
A video showing the study of wildlife dung at Wicken Fen Nature Reserve
Anglia Ruskin University has been 'poo picking' to see whether wildlife on Wicken Fen are dispersing plant species via their digestive systems.