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Water Mills and Marshes is an incredible project that will allow you to really get to know the Broads. Here is what we have been up to during the project.
School Watery Workshops
Published: 5th November, 2020 What do cacti, polar bears, water lilies and pond skaters all have in common? As students from four primary schools within the Broads National Park can now tell you they…
Walking again at Thorpe Marshes by Chris Durdin
Published: 28th October, 2020 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…
Broads Uncovered: Ghosts, Myths and Magic
Published: 24th October, 2020 Beware all who enter the Broads National Park – here be dragons, imps, hideous hounds, Woodwoses, will-o’-the-wisps and a mighty assortment of ghosts all intent on scaring us witless. I…
Broads Uncovered: Life in the Dykes
Published: 23rd October, 2020 Dyke Dipping in the Broads National Park is one activity that never grows dull however many times you do it in a day, week or month. There’s always something new…
Broads Uncovered: Fish
Published: 23rd October, 2020 In the U.K. freshwater habitats comprise about 12% of our total land surface and are home to 42 species of native freshwater fish, 29 of which occur here in the…
Broads Uncovered: Wet Woodlands
Published: 23rd October, 2020 Trees don’t usually spring to mind when we think of the Broads National Park, it’s more often wide open skies, rivers, broads, sailing boats, reeds and flat grazing marsh stretching…