Centenary
During 2026, we're hanging the bunting out as we celebrate our 100th birthday!
To mark this memorable year, we invite you to celebrate with us as we continue to support Norfolk’s nature to thrive.
100 years of Trust
As the oldest Wildlife Trust in the UK, we’ve achieved some amazing wins for wildlife during the last century.
100 years of hope
Today, wildlife faces new challenges, and our work is needed now, more than ever. After an incredible century of nature conservation, we have the skills and knowledge to create a brighter future for Norfolk’s wildlife.
This year we will continue to grow our ambitions for wildlife and are looking towards another 100 years of protecting and restoring our county’s nature with great hope.
Get involved
From March, we’ll be offering you the chance to take part in centenary events and activities, enjoy brand-new publications, and support nature through purchases of our special range of centenary products.
Upcoming centenary events
Support us
Help shape the future of Norfolk's wildlife. From shopping in our visitor centres to making a donation, you'll help fund vital conservation projects that will make a difference for nature for generations to come.
Ronaldo Ices sorbet
Limited edition items
Greetings cards
Centenary pint glass
Swallowtail butterfly (credit: Terry Whittaker)
Help give nature a fighting chance!
As we mark our centenary year amidst mounting challenges for our natural world, the future of Norfolk's nature is at a tipping point. Our precious wildlife is under more pressure than ever before.
But together, we can change the story for wildlife.
News and blogs
New grants available to community wildlife heroes
Community conservation groups are invited to apply for small grants to help support nature thanks to our new Centenary Partners Fund.…
Celebrating Norfolk Wildlife Trust's exceptional volunteers
As Norfolk Wildlife Trust marks its centenary, we also felt it was the perfect time to celebrate a group of people who generously give…
The creation of 'Bernard Bishop: My Life at Cley'
Author David North reveals how he told the story of Cley's long-time warden in his celebratory new book to mark Norfolk Wildlife…