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.

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...

So you want to find out more about birds and how to identify them, but are not too sure where to start? Join for this morning session to get some top tips on how to recognise birds through shape, size, song and colour. By the end of morning we hope you will leave feeling more confident to delve into the amazing world of bird watching. Includes an indoor presentation and the...

Throughout May, Cley Marshes will be host to an exhibition celebrating the European eel as part of global celebration World Eel Day 2024. Cley Marshes and surrounding landscape provide vital habitat for the European eel. Come along and find inspiration from works that give visibility to the European eel, plus how Cley Marshes and the surrounding local landscape provide vital...

A wander around NWT Holme Dunes looking for interesting flowers, plants and butterflies seen along the way. It will include orchids in season. Please wear sturdy footwear.

Our guide will lead you on a circular walk, exploring the  different habitats of the reserve. You will discover the variety of wildflowers that we have on site.  (Walking will include some uneven ground and could be up to a distance of 2.5 miles)