Things to see & do in Norfolk

The pioneering bird photographer and ornithologist Emma Turner (1867–1940) inspired a broad audience with her lively books and photographs. Working at a time when it was men who dominated both photography and natural history, Emma Turner was a remarkable woman, and one whose approach to photography set the standard for so much of what has followed. Turner had a particu...

Artwork inspired by the unique landscape and wildlfe that is Norfolk with a passion for texture, colour and sense of place.

Matt Gaw, author of In All Weathers, and Nick Acheson discuss the beauty of British weather in all its wild and stormy forms. From the howling winds of Skye to the fen-sucked fogs of East Anglia, Matt Gaw embarked on a series of walks in weather to understand the science, folklore and cultural history of our weather. Embrace the elements and throw open the doors and windows ...

Join Wymondham Nature Group for an early morning birdwatch around Toll's Meadow. Level 1 walk, easy conditions, normal footwear appropriate

Join us and learn about the wonderful wildlife that can be found in the dykes. The experts will be on hand to help you tell your boatman from your beetle larvae.

Clare Tough and Anne Mason will guide a walk at Lynford Arboretum, a scientific collection of trees and will explain their significance as well as highlight heritage features and habitats, the site is especially beautiful in the spring.

Be inspired to write by what you find in the local landscape.  Two new series of nature writing workshops led by local poet and creative writing teacher Jonathan Ward. Sessions will include a walk and the opportunity to write outside.  You will also be offered the chance to join in a reading event and a display of a selection of your work at NWT Cley Marshes. All a...