Drawing direct inspiration from the view afforded by the visitor centre at Cley, this exhibition will be rich in the species found at this unique reserve. From up-close studies of Lapwings, Kingfishers and Egrets, to dynamic works of bounding brown hares, diving birds and the ever-busy insects whom are so often over looked.    

Native tree species in Britain are under attack by invasive pests and parasites. James Brown, a plant pathologist at the John Innes Centre, Norwich, will describe some of the most serious threats to trees in Norfolk and explain how we can help populations of favourite species recover from disease.