A collaboration between Norfolk Windmills Trust and Water, Mills and Marshes to celebrate National Mills Weekend 2021 (8th & 9th May 2021). Drainage mills are familiar figures of the Broads …
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Bergh Apton Conservation Trust (BACT) have led a pioneering project to create a 17 km long pollinator friendly corridor, The Chet Valley B-Line, running through the Chet Valley from the …
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Jacky Heath – a volunteer for the Broad’s Hidden Heritage project – has been interpreting tithe maps of the Halvergate Marshes. Her research has been able to continue at home …
Blog update from Norfolk Wildlife Trust (NWT) Thorpe Marshes by Chris Durdin, 21st October, 2020 *Please note that restrictions regarding the Covid-19 health situation may have changed since this article …
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For October half term and Halloween 2020, we teamed up with Weird Norfolk and Weird Suffolk to bring you three of the spookiest walks in the Broads National Park. With …
Our Top 5 Autumn Walks #1. Burgh Castle Circular Walk Burgh Castle is a third century roman fort built to defend the coast from Saxon raiders. This 1.5 mile easy …
RSPB Connecting Communities Project at Strumpshaw Fen works with the communities local to the reserve to connect them to nature in the Mid-Yare Valley and Strumpshaw Fen itself. We are …
The village of Acle was designated as a Category ‘A’ Nodal Point along a stopline during WWII. On 26th July 2019, during the second of three day-schools held at Acle …