Sarah Weston's photography exhibition captures the many guises of light that can be seen from sunrise to sunset. From the Norfolk Broads to the sun, sea and sand of our beautiful coastline. From turbulent waves to gentle lapping tides - Norfolk at its best.

Sarah Weston's exhibition captures the many guises of light that can be seen from sunrise to sunset. From the Norfolk Broads to the sun, sea and sand of our beautiful coastline. From turbulent waves to gentle lapping tides - Norfolk at its best.

Join us for a celebration of landscape scale conservation and its role in nature recovery with keynote talks from Andy Millar of Natural England and Profesor Tom Williamson, UEA. Participate in two of our workshops - woodlands for wildlife; mapping the future; community action for connectivity; and regenerative farming.

The Conservation Volunteers will guide us through using hand tools with a practical conservation task group. This will look at how to keep your group safe, how to explain their use and how to use them correctly.Wilder Community Workshops This workshop is part of a programme specially designed to support individuals, communities and groups acting for nature in their local ar...

Morning walk with Norfolk Dragonfly Recorder, Dr Pam Taylor to look for a broad range of dragonfly species, including Norfolk hawker and variable damselfly. Wellies or boots, insect repellent advised. Packed lunch needed if staying on site (unguided) for the afternoon. Walk length 2 miles.

Come and join us for moth trap opening every Saturday at 10am. Experts will be on hand to show you many different species and share their knowledge. This is a great opportunity for both those wishing to learn commoner species or those wishing to scarcer Breckland specialities.

This workshop will focus on the birdlife on the Hickling reserve. Use clay to construct hand-scale sculptures based on first-hand observation and creative interpretation.