NWT Holme Dunes, photo by Richard Osbourne 1/4
Water vole 2/4
NWT Hickling Broad, photo by Richard Osbourne 3/4
Kingfisher 4/4

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As a local charity committed to saving Norfolk’s wildlife, we rely on support.  

Every donation you make helps us ensure Norfolk’s habitats, flora and fauna are protected today and for future generations to enjoy. There are so many ways to help us so please consider how you can make a difference. Become a member, donate, leave a legacy, sponsor us, or 'do it yourself' and raise funds in your community. Every penny is vital to sustaining our work.

Charitable Trusts and grant giving bodies support NWT activity through valuable regular contributions towards core activities and in our efforts to secure strategically important areas of land.

Thank you for helping us today and saving Norfolk’s wildlife.

Pamela Abbott, Chief Executive, Norfolk Wildlife Trust









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Latest News

2021-03-01 Covid update - roadmap to reop Covid update - roadmap to reopening
Monday 01 March, 2021
In light of the Government’s ‘roadmap’ out of lockdown, Norfolk Wildlife Trust will reopen its visi...
2021-03-01 Make a date with nature this s Make a date with nature this spring
Monday 01 March, 2021
Norfolk Wildlife Trust is asking people to share their first sightings of three species associated with spring in the...
2021-03-01 We need nature’s recovery in l We need nature’s recovery in law
Monday 01 March, 2021
Major new campaign to protect nature launches today backed by 50+ nature organisations, plus celebrities and politica...
2021-02-15 All creatures great and small All creatures great and small
Monday 15 February, 2021
As part of the 95th anniversary year Norfolk Wildlife Trust is surveying the Bishop’s House Garden in Norwich t...
2021-02-02 UK Crane population hits recor UK Crane population hits record high
Tuesday 02 February, 2021
Crane numbers have hit record levels after becoming extinct in the UK nearly 400 years ago. Thanks to the efforts of ...
2021-01-11 Very bad news for bees warns N Very bad news for bees warns Norfolk Wildlife Trust
Monday 11 January, 2021
Norfolk Wildlife Trust is alarmed to learn the Government has agreed the use of a highly damaging pesticide - neonico...
2020-12-23 Closed until further notice Closed until further notice
Wednesday 23 December, 2020
Update: 8 January 2021 All NWT car parks and reserves currently remain open, except Ranworth Broad car park which is...
2020-12-10 NWT receives grant of £166,600 NWT receives grant of £166,600 from the government’s Green Recovery Challenge Fund
Thursday 10 December, 2020
Norfolk Wildlife Trust is one of the first environmental projects awarded a grant from the government’s £...
2020-12-09 Killer shrimp discovered in Tr Killer shrimp discovered in Trinity Broads
Wednesday 09 December, 2020
The non-native killer shrimp, which arrived in the UK from Europe in 2010, has been confirmed in the Trinity Broads b...